took a CVSA test here in Florida for a sheriff office position, (BTW: the test is becoming MUCH more populer then a polygraph machine in Florida).
It said I failed every one of the 'relevent' questions.

1- Have you ever used marijuana?
2- Have you ever used crack?
3- Have you ever stolen more then $50 from an employer?
4- Have you been fired from a job you have not disclosed?
5- Do you have any reason you should not be hired by the sheriff's office (or somethign simuler designed)

To each question I gave a no answer, and by God was I telling the truth.

I dont know what crack looks like except from on tv, and though Ive never used pot, I have been around it and seen it/smelled it. Ive never stolen money from an employer though I did take a $5 item once, and repaid them a month later w/out telling anyone. and Ive only had three jobs in my life, one for my dad till he retired, one that fired me and I told them about, and my third job which Im currently still working. and of course I said no to the last question about if there was anything Ive done that the sheriff office would not want to hire me for, because I cant think of anything.

We went over the results and I told him simuler. I had seen pot, never used it (told him this before the test)... and Id never sene crack in front of my eyes, wal-mart (where I work now) would have 100% fired me for stealing, and they got cameras everywhere that they use on people, and I handle money for them all the time- doing service desk and register work. If I was ever short they knew about it, but so far Ive only gotten in trouble for having too much money in my register. I told him that I could understand it saying that I was lying about being fired from a job if I had a long list of jobs, but Ive been workign sense highschool non=stop w/ only three employers so I considered that fairly easy to proove.

My parents suggested I contacted the sheriff about the results- to express concern.

The sheriffs office has this as 'new' technology.. they started using it on employees just under a month ago, and have two detectives trained on it.. 

Maybe they wanted to say I was lying on everythign to see what my reaction was?? Or maybe a CVSA is that inaccurate?

The sheriff based his desicion to get the machine, he told the media, based on feedback he got from south florida departments.

Oh, in addition- he told me after the results were done- and he printed for me to see them- that he was going to send the results 'blind-study' to an online group of readers who are also cvsa trained investigators, and they would give thier opinions on it. but make it blind where they will not know what the questions were, and not know who I am. What do you think of this?

Not even a polygraph I took in the past convicted me of having used any drugs!