Ok, so I need to take a 2nd poly because I am assuming my first one was deemed "inconclusive".  I may have made a few somewhat damaging confessions (yes I know I'm stupid and have since read TTBTP), but all of them occurred 2-10 years ago.  Being that I am only in my early 20's, I was a kid/teenager at the time of all of them and nothing has been recent.   

My questions are, will my new examiner have access to my old chart/confessions.  How to deal with them in the next poly (since they are on record), or whether I should mention them at all.  Also any other advice.

On a side note, my background investigation started and was almost finished before I took my first poly.

I meant the truth behind the lie detector.  As another aside, I was given an R/I test.  But my current plan is to research and find out exactly what I had done in the past (as my previous examiner greatly inflated my confessions) and stick to my guns.

maveric wrote on Jul 27^th, 2004 at 11:16pm:


"R/I" is shorthand for "Relevant/Irrelevant." Incidentally, it's the standby technique used by the NSA for polygraph screening.