narcoanalysis造句

• In a therapeutic context, the controlled administration of intravenous hypnotic medications is called " narcosynthesis " or " narcoanalysis ".
• In Gujrat, Madhya Pradesh High Court permitted narcoanalysis in the investigation of a tiger killing that occurred in May 2010.
• More recently, a judge approved the use of narcoanalysis in the 2012 Aurora shooting trial to evaluate whether insanity plea.
• A Special Task Force ( STF ) requested the narcoanalysis testing of four persons, only three of whom gave their consent.
• On 8 December, the girls offered to undergo a narcoanalysis test to prove that their version of the events were true.
• Selvi vs . State of Karnataka " held that narcoanalysis, polygraph and brain mapping tests were to be allowed after consent of accused.
• Invasive methods like'narcoanalysis'( controlled anaesthesia ), Brain mapping, and lie detector tests were once commonly permitted by Indian courts for crime investigation.
• Selvi vs . State of Karnataka ) declared brain mapping, lie detector tests and narcoanalysis to be unconstitutional, violating Article 20 ( 3 ) of Fundamental Rights.
• Farwell was one of the experts who went to India and helped the government to debunk Mukundan's system ( as well as other pseudoscience including " narcoanalysis " or using purported truth serums ).
• Selvi vs . State of Karnataka " in which it was held that Narcoanalysis, polygraph ( also called Lie-detector ) and brain mapping tests to be unconstitutional as they violate Article 20 ( 3 ) of the Constitution.
• The KGB operation has limited success : the planned attack on West Germany is detected when a " Spetsnaz " infiltrator, Soviet-Afghan War veteran Major Andrei Illych Chernyavin, happens to be hit by a car in Aachen, is found to be carrying incriminating documents, and is questioned under narcoanalysis.
• "' William Jefferson Bleckwenn "'( July 23, 1895  January 6, 1965 ) was an American neurologist, psychiatrist, and military physician, who was instrumental in developing the treatment known as " narcoanalysis " or " narcosynthesis . " The lay-description for that process is the administration of " truth serum ."
• The " hits " serve as a series of references which survey the literary and philosophical landscape as relates to drugs . " Toward a Narcoanalysis " consolidates the text's itinerary to an account of the sort of analysis Ronell begins to explore by appealing to Gustave Flaubert's " Madame Bovary " . " EB on Ice " performs a first-person account where Ronell complicates the certitude with which the reader can identify the first-person narrator as herself, as Emma B, Walter Benjamin, chorus, priest, and delusions of a non-addict.