wrote on May 20^th, 2014 at 12:12pm:

He did say that there were 4 different possible outcomes, mentioning "no opinion" as a completely separate outcome as "inconclusive". He specifically said that it was not "inconclusive".

That is BS. And you are correct in your previous post in that if your reactions to control questions were stronger than the those of the relevant questions, then it should be an NDI chart.

However, polygraph operators are seeing countermeasures under their beds at night. Their only way of detecting them is if they can get somebody to confess to using them. From what you wrote previously, I do not think you attempted them. Therefore, you should have passed. If you are falsely accused of using countermeasures, I would look him right in the eyes and tell him you told the truth and that you plan to sue him for malpractice.