Brickman,

Here is my advice to you. Don't mess with judges, they are not very sympathetic to those who skirt the injunctions imposed upon them. The judge is the sole person who can make a decision to revoke your probation and send you to jail. I'm reading into your post that you are in treatment as well due to the "no phone or internet." So, the input of your PO & treatment providers will carry a lot of weight.

Don't break the terms of your probation, period. If you feel a need to be deceptive on a polygraph exam, you need to discuss this candidly with your attorney. Studying what is contained in TLBTLD may help alleviate the possibility of a False Positive, but if accessing the info is a violation of your terms, I would have to advise against it.

If you are indeed in treatment, work your program and learn to make better choices.