Can a device read your mind?
To be accused of misinformation
Is the subject clean, and the machine
Guilty of distorted imagination?

psysiological change
Assumes relation to the act of deceit
Not legally accepted
Human judgement is considered obsolete

pleading man resists malicious observation
The electric chair misinterprets lies detected
voluntarily accepted examination
His freedoms, rights, and privacy neglected

Could a dangerous toy be infallible?
An assembly in a state of suspense
Why should we account for its mistakes
And suffer the consequence?

question of control
Will produce the fear of anxiety
Further abuse of security
We ignore implications for a free society

The slightest glitch proves fatal - if swallowed
Calculated emotions and expressions
Claims of accuracy diminish
Inconclusive evidence left to its discretion