Acciedently Viewing Underage Porn and Polygraph Questions

[Jackofalltrades]

If you did it accidentally, there was no crime.

I know some people that had this same issue and divulged it to their background examiner with NO issues.

On the polygraph they usually structure the question like:
"Have you ever knowingly accessed, possessed, or manufactured any ch**d p*rnography".




Be prepared to explain yourself though...they want to make sure that you are not going online and trying to access this stuff.

[Jackofalltrades]

And for the love of God, stay out of /b/.

[SgtMajorBz7]

This thread reminds of another post I came across a couple of days ago on a different board: http://clearancejobsblog.com/securityclearancejobs/topic/viewing-and-searching-for-content-during-middle-school/ I can see in that example with how a polygrapher would take something innocent like that out of context as someone already alluded to in this thread. The answer in this case should be a definitive no as well. The candor suggestion is somewhat naive when the there's an incentive for the polygrapher to disqualify and add another innocent casualty to his quota.

[xenonman]

If you did it accidentally, there was no crime.

I know some people that had this same issue and divulged it to their background examiner with NO issues.

On the polygraph they usually structure the question like:
"Have you ever knowingly accessed, possessed, or manufactured any ch**d p*rnography".


How does one "accidentally" view child porn?

Be prepared to explain yourself though...they want to make sure that you are not going online and trying to access this stuff.

[xenonman]

And for the love of God, stay out of /b/.

What's /b/  ? :-?