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Dictagraph

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Dic´ta`graph    (dĭk´tå`gråf)
1.Var. of Dictograph.
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Then, too, a comparison may be desired between the voice of an accused and the recorded voice of a criminal obtained from a tapped telephone wire or by means of a dictagraph.
Self-incrimination - what can an accused person be compelled to do? by Inbau, Fred E. / Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology
 
 
 
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