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Penile Polygraphy: The Admissibility of Penile-Plethysmograph Results at Sentencing in Tennessee
State judges in Tennessee currently consider the results of penile plethysmograph ("PPG") evaluations when sentencing convicted sex offenders. These highly intrusive physical tests purport to identify whether an offender's arousal is considered "deviant" by measuring the change in penis size after v
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