I think he’s full of shit and in all likelihood simply doesn’t wan’t anyone to be able to independently review his work.

He said unless it's the courts that are requesting it, then he doesn't show the data, he's a court certified examiner. This was for a private reason. And he said that couples argue as to what question there significant other should of passed or failed, he doesn't let couples decide. So he just sends the final results and doesn't show the data.

Your polygraph examiner is the person most qualified to answer that question. Why not ask him? I would be interested to know his answer.

how come my polygraph examiner won't allow me to review my results specifically the graph data?

The answer to your question will depend on the state in which the probationer or parolee resides.

That doesn't sound like much of a post-test interrogation at all. I think it's quite possible that you passed or that the outcome was at worst inconclusive, and that the polygraph operator made a last-ditch attempt to get an admission. Hopefully, you'll be receiving good news soon. Either way, I would be interested to know how things turn out.

It was about 5 minutes. He gave me examples of his experience with other candidates and I kept telling him that I do not do drugs.

Breezy,

It's conceivable that you didn't fail the polygraph and that the operator was just seeing if he could get an admission out of you, but it's difficult to judge how likely that is. How much of a post-test interrogation did you receive?

I took the polygraph and was told at the end that my response to 1 question was spiked. And it was a question that was NOOOO way that I could've failed. He said at the end that my results will be sent to a QC tech but the examiner said that in the pre-test that I amswered the question at a higher octane level than the rest. So it seems like I was judged from the pretest rather than the actual polygraph. Is there a way that he couldve just wanted me to admit something?

What generally happens to sex offenders on probation/parole who fail polygraphs, without actually admitting to any wrongdoing? Can they be sent back to jail if the questions they fail are a violation? I read on some websites that since polygraphs are not admissible in court that they cannot really do anything about it.