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Do folks "on paper" (probation or parole) have any real rights should they wish to challenge the condition that they must undergo periodic polygraph agony?
Such a challenge would be met with immeasurable disdain from the Dept. of Corrections and minuscule sympathy from the courts.
Posted by: xenonman Posted on: Apr 27th, 2016 at 6:46pm
Thank you for sharing your polygraph experience, and congratulations on completing your probation. I hope you'll stay around. I think your input will be of interest to many readers, and will offer a rarely-heard but critically important perspective.
George
Do folks "on paper" (probation or parole) have any real rights should they wish to challenge the condition that they must undergo periodic polygraph agony?
Posted by: Realtalk84 Posted on: Apr 21st, 2016 at 12:22am
Ok just was asking because I am new to this site and haven't gotten to know who is who. But to make a long story short we where taken advantage of! Especially when this one polygrapher was leavening she failed dam near everybody who she knew could make the extra payment of 225.00 and I am saying this because after she left everybody passed with flying colors! and we where given the test by the person who trained dam near everybody in my state
Posted by: Ex Member Posted on: Apr 20th, 2016 at 6:45pm
Yes I will stick around because I don't know if people are aware of the trickery that goes on, even if you have a lawyer they don't really understand the mechanics that goes into taking a polygraph. I know because my lawyer had no idea what I getting into when I took my polygraph at his office at a price of 500.00 dollars. I will be happy to answer any questions you have for me. Thanks Realtalk84
Posted by: George W. Maschke Posted on: Apr 19th, 2016 at 7:32pm
Thank you for sharing your polygraph experience, and congratulations on completing your probation. I hope you'll stay around. I think your input will be of interest to many readers, and will offer a rarely-heard but critically important perspective.
George
Posted by: Ex Member Posted on: Apr 19th, 2016 at 6:10pm
I waited 7yrs. to write this blog, I was on probation and it was mandatory that we take a polygraph every 4 months. and due to this site I passed them and only so called failed when I didn't use my countermeasures! I will challenge any polygraph taker because I know they are a smoke and screen show. Anyone who has to take a polygraph first should refuse it! but if you have to take one please! please! prepare yourself with these instructions. It works! don't be FOOLED!!!! I want to personally Thank You !for this Antipolygraph site.