Fairfax said retired FBI polygraph expert Jeremiah Hanafin administered the polygraph test.
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The polygraph was administered by a "very experienced" polygraph examiner, Allred claimed, and Zervos passed.
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Pulled from Polygraph Pulled from Polygraph So if the Bay Area is underrepresented in software and overrepresented in hardware, where does it stand overall?
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Watts failed his polygraph test In one of the videos, investigators questioned him for a while and gave him a polygraph test, which he failed.
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The National Polygraph Association says that "scientific evidence supports the validity of polygraph examinations" as long as they are conducted and interpreted with validated procedures.
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As of 210, 2000 states did not allow polygraph results to be admitted in court, according to a review by a New York-based polygraph service.
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Mother claims she can't take polygraph test In a Facebook message, Boswell told CNN affiliate WJHL she is pregnant and therefore unable to take a polygraph test.
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Ford's polygraph test was administered by Jeremiah Hanafin, a certified polygraph examiner whose professional resume indicates that he spent nearly 20 years as a special agent in the FBI.
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His lawyers say Rodriguez took a "rigorous polygraph examination" administered by a member of the American Polygraph Association to fight this claim -- and the results prove their client's innocence.
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" After realizing the polygraph recorded that she was telling the truth about the subway pushing, she joked, "I'm so happy that was confirmed with the polygraph, that I'm a psychopath.
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David Raskin, a nationally renowned polygraph expert who's given thousands of lie detector tests, many of them in high-profile cases, says MacDonald passed a polygraph he gave him in March 1986.
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Furthermore, it concluded that "the inherent ambiguity of the physiological measures used in the polygraph suggest that further investments in improving polygraph technique and interpretation will bring only modest improvements in accuracy."
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A polygraph test broke him Days after killing his family, Watts was questioned by investigators at the Frederick Police Department for a while and was given a polygraph test, which he failed.
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Seven years later, her polygraph examiner Ronald Slay signed a sworn affidavit stating that Daniels truthfully answered "yes" to three questions: For what it's worth, most serious researchers consider polygraph tests basically useless.
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He consented to a polygraph examination, but he failed it.
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He even offered to take a polygraph to prove it.
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POLYGRAPH TESTS are popular with credulous hacks and cranky quacks.
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"I said, 'No, I'm not taking a polygraph test,'" Garrett
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He also asked for and passed a polygraph test. Capt.
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I had obtained copies of the polygraph itself as proof.
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Hill passed a polygraph test on her sexual assault allegations.
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But the sheriff's office said it didn't use polygraph tests.
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Blasey passed a polygraph administered by a former F.B.I. agent.
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But the sheriff's office said it doesn't use polygraph tests.
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For two days she was interrogated and given polygraph tests.
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Police contend McMullen refused to submit to a polygraph test.
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People who fail a polygraph are usually asked to report that fact if they reapply for law enforcement positions nationwide, and some departments can share polygraph results with other agencies in the same state.
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Multiple factors go into determining the merits of a polygraph exam, not the least of which include the types and sequence of questions and the temperament and approach of the individual administering the polygraph.
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The statement said Jeremiah Hanafin administered the polygraph exams and noted that Hanafin administered a polygraph exam last year on Christine Blasey Ford, who came forward with allegations against now-Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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Ford's lawyers have submitted results from a polygraph to support her allegations against Kavanaugh, and Ford told the Senate Judiciary Committee under oath last week that she has never advised anyone on taking a polygraph.
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"You did not pass the polygraph test," an officer tells Watts.
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This story has been updated with comments from the polygraph examiner.
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The police subjected her to harsh questioning and a polygraph test.
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I have offered to take a polygraph to support my innocence.
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The polygraph was never rescheduled and the killing eventually went cold.
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That lawyer, Bruce Rogow, said he suggested Stone take a polygraph.
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Her lawyers also say she has already passed a polygraph test.
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Not my entry polygraph, not my 5-year reinvestigation polygraphs. Never.
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She's taken a polygraph exam.... Who is the reluctant actor here?
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The ACLU and the Oregon Coalition of Police and Sheriffs succeeded in fighting off the attempt to legalize polygraph screening tests in Oregon last year, and evidence obtained using a polygraph remains inadmissible in most legal settings.
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You have passed a polygraph and submitted the results to this committee.
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The technology is designed to be a replacement to the polygraph test.
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Linda Carman passed a Windsor police polygraph test, according to her lawyer.
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The magazine also said the three took polygraph tests and passed them.
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JEREMIAH HANAFIN: A former FBI special agent, Hanafin administered Ford's polygraph exam.
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The details about the proposed polygraph tests were first reported by Axios.
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Sajudin passed the polygraph, which tested how he learned of the rumor.
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She took a polygraph test that indicated she was telling the truth.
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She too has taken a polygraph test supporting her version of events.
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After the polygraph test, the Army opened an investigation into the killing.
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Pankey told the paper he has offered to take a polygraph test.
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"Your choice is to take the polygraph or resign," the person said.
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The Baltimore Police Department might have a relatively lenient polygraph screening system, passing the vast majority of those applying, but black applicants from 2013 through 2017 still failed their polygraph tests at higher rates than their white counterparts.
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However, according to the American Psychological Association, "most psychologists and other scientists agree that there is little basis for the validity of polygraph tests," and courts "have repeatedly rejected the use of polygraph evidence because of its inherent unreliability."
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For what little it's worth, Daniels also passed a polygraph for the magazine.
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"I don't know who paid for her polygraph, but somebody did," Graham said.
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I fully cooperated with the investigation, including voluntarily taking and passing a polygraph.
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The polygraph program is facing renewed scrutiny as the new bill is considered.
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Pace obtained legal counsel, and passed a polygraph test attesting to her allegations.
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I prefer GuitarTuna's polygraph-styled layout, but tune does the trick just fine.
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But the polygraph test and other controls have also slowed the hiring process.
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I will willingly submit to a polygraph and/or any other appropriate means.
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"He has taken a polygraph and passed it," his lawyer, Lorin Zaner, claims.
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Authorities said Chris was found to have been untruthful on the polygraph test.
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We would not have caught hundreds of these applicants without a polygraph examination.
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Officials said Maryland had instituted polygraph testing to weed out unqualified guard candidates.
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He passed a polygraph test and was 17 minutes away at the firehouse.
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The Houston and Phoenix police departments are among those that administer polygraph tests.
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Frederick said he does not remember the story or asking for polygraph tests.
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"This is the very last question we ask in the polygraph," Patrick says.
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She also dismisses the fact Graham failed a polygraph test about pocketing money.
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"No one asked her to come take a polygraph examination," Seabolt said Tuesday.
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Critics cry foul The validity of a polygraph reading has been widely criticized.
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The belief that it is easy to fool a polygraph is still widespread.
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They said they passed polygraph tests and knew about the investigation since January.
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Left: Compiled with data from PitchBook Right: Pulled from Polygraph Left: Compiled with data from PitchBook Right: Pulled from Polygraph Drilling down even further, just over one-half of 1 percent of all projects created in San Francisco are for software.
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Under the Senate bill, CBP could waive current polygraph requirements for applicants who have been working in federal, state and local law enforcement for the past three years, have clean employment records and have successfully completed polygraph and other background investigations.
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"This statement raises specific concerns about the reliability of her polygraph examination results," he wrote, requesting her lawyers turn over any audio or video recordings of the polygraph that Dr. Blasey took about her allegation against Judge Kavanaugh in August.
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It was Grassley's office that demanded notes from Ford's attorneys of her therapy sessions and a recording of her polygraph exam after it obtained a statement from a former boyfriend who alleged that she helped a friend prepare for a polygraph.
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He knows we know he&aposs lying, and he could probably pass the polygraph.
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A week later he failed a polygraph and was brought in for additional questioning.
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The confession came not long after Watts submitted to a polygraph test he failed.
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By comparison, many academics consider polygraph tests to be 503 to 250 percent accurate.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNRussell Simmons Takes Polygraph To Prove InnocenceEminem Rips Trump On New Album!
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TMZ obtained this image of Simmons taking the polygraph Wednesday in the L.A. area.
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She was created in 1941 by Williams Moulton Marston, the inventor of the polygraph.
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Lamar is handcuffs in the midst of a polygraph test while Cheadle interrogates him.
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He took and passed a polygraph examination related to the incident, the suit states.
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"Hiring a lawyer and taking a polygraph makes me more suspicious," Graham told reporters.
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Klobuchar requested that a report from the polygraph exam be entered into the record.
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If such a question was asked, Mr. Martin appears to have passed the polygraph.
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She conducted her polygraph in a Baltimore hotel because her grandmother had just died.
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Deciding whether something is a violation sometimes requires an interview and a polygraph test.
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She submitted to a polygraph, gathered notes from her therapist and searched her memory.
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The Wall Street Journal first released the details of the polygraph questions and answers.
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Latvala on Thursday released a sworn affidavit and a polygraph test denying the charges.
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Most courts won't allow polygraph results to be submitted as evidence in a case.
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" Ahead of Daniels' 60 Minutes interview, CNN released a polygraph report in which Ron Slay, the polygraph examiner who administered the test to Daniels in May 2011, said she was "truthful about having unprotected vaginal intercourse with Donald Trump in July 2006.
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On Tuesday, defense attorneys filed a motion seeking a mistrial because a prosecution witness had said the word "polygraph" after both sides had agreed that the polygraph tests given to Feit would not be mentioned in the trial, local TV station KRGV reports.
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"The full details of Dr. Ford's polygraph examination are particularly important because the Senate Judiciary Committee has received a sworn statement from a longtime boyfriend of Dr. Fords, starting that he personally witnessed Dr. Ford coaching a friend on polygraph examinations," Grassley wrote.
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"That's a lie," the polygraph examiner said, prompting an explosion of laughter in the car.
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I never had my hand under her skirt — and I can pass a polygraph [test].
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Ford said she took a polygraph test in August on the advice of her lawyer.
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A week after Sherri vanished, Keith volunteered to take a polygraph test, which he passed.
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Asians, Hispanics, Native Americans, and Pacific Islanders were also overrepresented in those failing the polygraph.
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This week, he passed his polygraph with "flying colors" — but, then again, so did Nina.
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I self-loathe, deteriorate, medicate, gun shop, attend sex addict meetings, and take polygraph tests.
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During both the pre-test interview and the actual polygraph test, he maintained his innocence.
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And while taking a polygraph test, Desiree makes an equally shocking confession about their relationship.
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He and a colleague are also credited with inventing the first computerized polygraph in 1991.
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Soon, I broke the outrageous news that the FBI had lied about Lee's polygraph results.
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Eight days later, Afshar did take a polygraph, administered by a private provider, not police.
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The polygraph showed she truthfully said she had unprotected sex with Trump around July 2006.
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He agreed to testify against Mr. Roof and to take a polygraph if so requested.
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And prospective cops are often warned that their answers may be checked with a polygraph.
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She said she was "literally going to take a polygraph test" to prove her innocence.
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Graduating required passing a polygraph test and a background check to get a security clearance.
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Dr. Blasey took a polygraph administered by a former F.B.I. agent hired by her attorney.
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He says the interactions were consensual, and took a polygraph test to support his denial.
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Early August: On the advice of her attorney Debra Katz, Ford took a polygraph test.
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"She is absolutely willing to take a polygraph examination, provided that Brett Kavnaugh also agrees to take a polygraph examination, and provided that the results of both of those would be independently reviewed by an expert and released to the American public," Avenatti said.
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He adds that their polygraph tests have also raised concerns about their involvement in DeOrr's disappearance.
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The Inside Amy Schumer creator even offered to take a polygraph test to prove her innocence.
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Polygraph tests are admissible in Florida courts if all parties agree to their submission as evidence.
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You would have thought she was taking a polygraph test as Dr. Bowe was injecting her.
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" Mitchell asked, "So he administered a polygraph on the day that you attended your grandmother's funeral?
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But before Reidy could be brought in for a polygraph test, he killed himself in April.
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"When I was wired up for the polygraph, it was kind of intimidating," Walters told me.
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He said he took a polygraph test and failed, but told detectives he hadn't been sleeping.
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When O. J. hears how he did on the polygraph test, he responds a little differently.
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In the letter, Pollack notes Fairfax's claim that he passed a polygraph test regarding Tyson's claims.
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She has taken a polygraph, which her lawyer claims showed she spoke truthfully about the account.
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She also said she did not talk about any tips on how to pass a polygraph.
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Applicants would still undergo a background check in addition to the shorter polygraph test, officials said.
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Mr. Luna did not take a polygraph test before he joined the Border Patrol in 2009.
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After doing so, some judges allow the admission of a polygraph report, but others do not.
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There were also the results of a polygraph examination that the sheriff's office administered to Parker.
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All the media contacts, hiring a lawyer to take a polygraph makes it even more suspicious.
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He agreed to take a polygraph and, if asked, to participate in covert law enforcement activities.
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Ms. Clifford also passed a polygraph test at the time of the interview, In Touch said.
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Here are a few more key findings from Polygraph's research: In presenting their findings, Polygraph reporters Hanah Anderson and Matt Daniels said they decided to compile the report based on responses to a previous Polygraph analysis of whether popular films passed or failed the Bechdel test.
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This memo from the Montreal Police Brotherhood (obtained by Radio-Canada), tells officers to refuse polygraph tests.
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USA Swimming bans Turner for life As part of the program, Turner must submit to polygraph tests.
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Mr Fairfax has denied the allegations and recently produced a polygraph test that, he says, exonerates him.
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The resulting committee visited governmental polygraph units and reviewed almost a century of scientific papers and data.
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The Metropolitan Nashville Police Department uses a computerized voice stress analyzer (CVSA) in place of a polygraph.
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They include notes from therapy sessions and video or audio recordings of a polygraph test she took.
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Police departments throughout the country bought in, desperate for a cheaper, more efficient alternative to the polygraph.
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In August, at the recommendation of her attorney, Ford participated in a polygraph exam and reportedly passed.
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Meanwhile, Kardashian and Shapiro have someone administer a polygraph test to O. J, which he completely fails.
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She has passed a polygraph examination and offered significant corroborating evidence of her credibility and her claims.
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The man hooked him up to a polygraph with a confidence that only contributed to Maguire's unease.
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Another is that there are reports of medical evidence and a polygraph test which should be reviewed.
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He agreed to testify in court proceedings, and submit to polygraph tests, if requested by the government.
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TMZ broke the story ... his lawyers say he took and passed a polygraph to address Khalighi's allegation.
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Such reviews include a polygraph test, in which a standard question asks about mishandling of classified information.
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He said that at one point the police invited Mr. Durst to submit to a polygraph examination.
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The same goes for polygraph exams, which is why they are rarely admissible as evidence in court.
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But Judge Kavanaugh has written that polygraph tests do have a role to play in law enforcement.
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He added that he had paid for two polygraph tests that prove he is telling the truth.
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Avenatti confirmed to CNN that he purchased the video and file of the polygraph test for $25,000.
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Mitchell repeatedly inquired around who paid for the polygraph test Ford took before her story became public.
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CARNEGIE KIDS: POLYGRAPH LOUNGE in the Resnick Education Wing, Carnegie Hall (March 26, noon and 2 p.m.).
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Ford's lawyer also had her take a polygraph test in August, which found she was being truthful.
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Washington (CNN)Customs and Border Protection spent millions of taxpayer dollars in recent years on polygraph exams for job applicants who admitted to disqualifying criminal acts or drug use on their applications or pre-polygraph interviews, according to a review by the Department of Homeland Security's inspector general.
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The two services have also set up a fact-checking unit to correct Russian official statements, called Polygraph.
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He called for those investigations after he claimed that he had voluntarily taken and passed a polygraph examination.
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" The polygraph examiner asked him what he meant specifically, to which Watts responded, "That someone might hurt them.
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When confronted with Adam's positive polygraph results, however, Parker began to cooperate and confessed that he acted alone.
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The legislation would waive polygraph for some applicants — or in the words of one of its sponsors, Sen.
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English courts do not usually admit polygraph evidence but some probation officers have recently begun using the tests.
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The work falls under the RCMP's Truth Verification Section, which has 33 polygraph operators scattered across the country.
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Screening new hires used to involve lengthy, expensive polygraph tests, which typically require certified examiners to facilitate them.
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Marston was media-savvy, touting polygraph technology in a public advertising campaign and, ultimately, even in comic books.
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During the Cold War, federal polygraph tests were used to target left-wingers and homosexuals in government agencies.
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After taking a polygraph test, Moon, who was black, was informed that he had failed and was rejected.
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Sessions' idea is to do a one-time, one-issue, polygraph test of everyone on the NSC staff.
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However, two weeks after her husband's death, Allbritton canceled a scheduled polygraph test, claiming she'd accidentally shot herself.
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Russell and his legal team are inviting any of his accusers, including Khalighi, to also take a polygraph.
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And it seems strange that someone who claims she wanted to remain anonymous took a preemptive polygraph test.
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"They knew about this in July," Graham told reporters, adding that there was a polygraph test on Aug.
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Since 2013, all applicants for law enforcement positions at CBP have been required to pass a polygraph test.
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The next year, in 2011, Major Golsteyn took a polygraph test as part of a C.I.A. job interview.
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Polygraph and Faktograph are new websites aimed at combating a torrent of disinformation by Russia state-controlled media.
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In 2009, a fisherman was required to take a polygraph exam to have his world-record claim certified.
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Ford's polygraph test is the latest document to be released by her attorneys ahead of her testimony Thursday.
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The answer is yes — Anya Taylor-Joy, who also stars in the movie, is shown taking a polygraph test.
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Before the questioning began, he told the polygraph examiner he felt sick about what had happened to his family.
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Salman is cooperating with investigators and has volunteered to take a polygraph test, the source close to her said.
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Finally, the Democrats ask for Jeremiah Hanafin, the former FBI agent who administered Ford's polygraph test, to be interviewed.
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Agents interviewed some 200 possible suspects -- including McCullough, who passed a polygraph test about his alibi and was cleared.
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To widen the applicant pool, some lawmakers are now trying to do away with a prominent hurdle: polygraph exams.
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It can take the form of sweating and faster heart rate — what polygraph machines look for to detect lies.
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He passed a polygraph test and was inducted into the US Air Force 21970 days after Maria went missing.
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Between late October 2011 and the end of April 2017, the WSP conducted 103,746 polygraph tests on potential recruits.
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More recently, less than half (20103 percent) of applicants passed the San Diego Police Department's polygraph test in 2017.
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So if the polygraph is so unreliable and prone to bias, why does law enforcement continue to use it?
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Allred said Zervos has taken and passed a polygraph test that questioned her about her allegation of sexual assault.
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A 2012 GAO report found that between 2008 and 2012, only 40 percent of applicants passed their polygraph exams.
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The agency began using polygraph tests in 2010 to weed out applicants with criminal histories or ties to cartels.
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For his part Gil Kerlikowske, the former CBP boss, does have concerns about omitting polygraph tests for new recruits.
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I have been directly or indirectly involved with polygraph work for more than 85033 years in federal law enforcement.
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It prompted discussion within the White House at the time about using polygraph tests to determine the official's identity.
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Meanwhile, Ford has persisted in refusing to disclose to the Senate the notes of her polygraph and therapy sessions.
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Martha McSally (R-Ariz.) to authorize waivers from polygraph tests used to screen Customs and Border Protection job candidates.
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On top of this, Dr. Ford's attorney arranged a polygraph test regarding her account by a former FBI agent.
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"Nick realized after my interview that it wasn't prudent to take Robert in for a polygraph," Mr. Wright said.
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Louis To the Editor: Judge Brett Kavanaugh's accuser has passed a polygraph test administered by a retired F.B.I. agent.
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Piven categorically denied the allegations and has repeatedly offered to take or provide the results of a polygraph exam.
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Judge Kavanaugh has not been formally asked by the committee to take a polygraph or volunteered to take one.
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WASHINGTON — She went public just days before a critical vote and took a polygraph test to bolster her credibility.
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As we grow, some of us become habitual liars, and that can affect how we respond to a polygraph.
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A 22020 study questioning the reliability of polygraph tests led Congress to enact limits on their use by employers.
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Polygraph Lounge is not a place, but if it were, it would probably be unlike anything you've ever seen.
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Ms. Ross passed a lie-detector test denying she had paid anyone to lie, the polygraph examiner told us.
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In one of the biggest surveys of law enforcement use of polygraph screening to date, WIRED filed more than 50 public-records requests with America's largest federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies, seeking to discover how they use the polygraph during hiring and what safeguards they have in place to prevent abuse.
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Jamie Raskin (D-MD) has suggested Kavanaugh should submit to a polygraph test, and House Oversight Committee ranking member Rep.
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He also invented an early polygraph machine, and although his device was ruled inadmissible for court evidence in Frye v.
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Simmons also participated in a polygraph test and the results will be released in due course, according to a source.
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In 1961, he was hired to work for a printing company and he later became a supplier of polygraph machines.
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A spokesperson for the RCMP confirmed to VICE News that the polygraph was administered after Zehaf-Bibeau's capital shooting spree.
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Jennifer Lawrence isn't usually shy about telling the truth, but she sure seemed nervous while submitting to a playful polygraph.
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He claimed that law enforcement asked him on Thursday to take a polygraph test but he refused to do so.
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He claimed that law enforcement asked him on Thursday to take a polygraph test, but he refused to do so.
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Using a polygraph, these departments believe, increases the likelihood of obtaining facts that potential recruits might prefer not to reveal.
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Data obtained by WIRED showed vast differences in the outcomes of polygraph tests depending on the examiner each candidate faced.
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Not only can a failing polygraph test cost you a job, it can also follow you around throughout your career.
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But while polygraph examinations can be a lottery, history seems to show that the house can sometimes tip the odds.
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I was given a polygraph test in Memphis and told that I failed, which was given by a male white.
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Bourgeois was an early suspect in the search for Alexis due to an alleged failed polygraph and a criminal record.
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One of the most telling risk factors is if a candidate lies, and a polygraph test helps determine that factor.
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Congress then passed the Anti-Border Corruption Act in 2010, which made polygraph testing mandatory for all border patrol agents.
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Hooked up to polygraph machines, these law-abiding public servants had the most intimate details of their lives cut open.
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In 2001, Mr. Bloomberg's staff said he passed a polygraph test concerning the comment, though the results were not released.
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The FBI frequently uses polygraph exams, and agents frequently take them, but polygraphs are just a tool, not an answer.
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Under penalty of felony, he testified that he witnessed her coach a friend on how to pass a polygraph examination.
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Ford's lawyer told the Post that Ford's story passed a polygraph test administered last month by a former FBI agent.
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It is also worth remembering that Professor Blasey Ford even took a polygraph test administered by a former FBI agent.
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Why not appropriate funds for the specialized employees needed to speed hiring by conducting background checks or running polygraph tests?
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While she took a polygraph test in August that she passed, she has not extensively prepared for a Senate hearing.
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The prosecution team presented DNA evidence, the results of a polygraph test and video footage in support of its case.
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Devices like the Voight-Kampff polygraph-like machine used in the opening scene Scott's original film, haven't been invented—yet.
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One sergeant failed a polygraph exam, and an assistant warden edited her time card without explanation, according to the report.
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Shortly after he applied, his internet browser history showed searches for how to defeat a polygraph test, according to prosecutors.
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That didn't stop the committee from suggesting with its demands that Ford was somehow a master of tricking polygraph machines.
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"I am willing to take a polygraph to prove that what I'm saying about Alex Rodriguez is 100% accurate," he concluded.
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Perrineau told police in a polygraph statement that she had been out drinking with two friends at a Los Angeles hotel.
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The taped interview, a warm-up for a polygraph test, fails to support the police version of McCullough's words and demeanor.
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Oh yeah, he also invented the polygraph lie detector, shown here being attached to Ripley, the 'Believe it or Not' guy.
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Requirements vary, but typically include electronic monitoring, polygraph tests, no Internet access, and giving all your email passwords to law enforcement.
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Piven has denied these allegations, going so far as to post results from a recent polygraph test on Twitter on Thanksgiving.
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He began working with a device, soon dubbed the polygraph, that measured blood pressure, breathing rate, and skin conductance—aka sweatiness.
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Dozens of equal opportunity complaints have been made against the FBI's polygraph screening unit, accusing examiners of racial and other biases.
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And although 75 percent of FBI workers are white, they made up just 57 percent of applicants failing the polygraph tests.
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According to the best available science, polygraph tests are no more reliable at extracting the truth than Wonder Woman's magic lasso.
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Collins wasn't a suspect, but passed a polygraph test and later signed with the Dallas Cowboys as an undrafted free agent.
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"This was an accident," Maples tells PEOPLE, noting McIver has passed a polygraph test about the shooting indicating it was unintentional.
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This approach to defining genre has long fascinated Matt Daniels, a music fan and data analyst who runs the site Polygraph.
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The problem for X-Pac ... the science behind polygraph tests is widely disputed and the results are not admissible in court.
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He answered "no" to both questions, but The Hill is not able to independently verify the accuracy of the polygraph test.
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His lawyer said that he took a polygraph -- not admissible in American courts of law -- to clear his name and passed.
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Ream "flunked a polygraph test," and investigators then obtained a search warrant for the field in Macomb County, the commissioner said.
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He took the test just one day after asserting he had "nothing to hide" and refusing to take a polygraph exam.
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Moore says that he took the polygraph test after the December 12 election, according to his affidavit, included in the complaint.
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I have passed two polygraph tests administered and analyzed by two of the nations leading experts to prove I have truthful.
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Mysteriously, she herself reported an accidental gunshot wound to the chest just before the polygraph appointment, and it was never rescheduled.
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And the Tennessee Bureau of Investigations told CNN she wasn't scheduled to meet with a polygraph examiner from the bureau either.
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For Stuart Harris, vice president of the Border Patrol Union, eliminating the polygraph test altogether would be the best-case scenario.
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At that time, she passed a polygraph, and is corroborated by her friend Randy Spears and her ex-husband Mike Moz.
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Therefore, a polygraph examination in this context has absolutely no bearing on whether the events at issue are true or untrue.
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The Employee Polygraph Protection Act does allow polygraphs to be used for hiring if the position includes handling drugs or security.
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Within days of Tony's arrest, the family hired an attorney, Steven Nakano, who arranged for Tony to take a polygraph test.
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The first two were analyzed to be truthful and the third question was "inconclusive," according to the polygraph examiner, Ronald Slay.
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But his attempted crackdown, which included rare "single-issue" polygraph tests of senior officials, prompted a wave of departures by veterans.
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Ms. Allred said Ms. Zervos had already submitted to a polygraph test that would help prove she was telling the truth.
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This Orwellian-sounding tool, developed by the makers of Ukraine's own "Rubicon" polygraph, has a claimed accuracy of around 70 percent.
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"This assumes an increase in yield rates for the BPA entrance exam phase, the polygraph phase and the fitness test," he wrote.
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Turner will also be required to complete a sex offender management program and participate in polygraph tests, according to his probation conditions.
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"One of the interesting things to see in this case is whether or not he's going to take a polygraph," he says.
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Brovage says he might have turned himself in because he was allegedly scheduled for a polygraph test and was afraid he'd fail.
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"Hiring a lawyer and taking a polygraph makes me more suspicious," South Carolina Republican Senator Lindsey Graham told HuffPost reporter Igor Bobic.
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Travis Abney told reporters Tuesday that William is the only suspect and has "been reluctant" to take a polygraph test, WDTN reports.
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Graham said he felt "ambushed" and implied that someone politically motivated paid for Ford's polygraph test, which said she was telling truth.
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But documents show the polygraph interview has been catching an array of disturbing crimes at Customs, including corruption, murder, and child pornography.
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Such admissions can arise, for example, when an employee takes a polygraph tests as part of a renewal of a security clearance.
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Over the past century, scientists have debunked the polygraph, proving again and again that the test can't reliably distinguish truth from falsehood.
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Around the US, most police departments use similar test formats and near-identical lists of questions, yet polygraph pass rates vary wildly.
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He said that while they dated from about 1992 to 1998, he saw Ford help a friend prepare for a polygraph test.
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Ford's legal team also seeks to introduce as witnesses the person who conducted a polygraph test with Ford, and two trauma experts.
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"Don't forget, for technicians, volume is like a polygraph: it lets you know when a move is telling the truth," Cramer explained.
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He will also be required to complete a sex offender management program and participate in polygraph tests, according to his probation conditions.
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The tabloid also sent a polygraph expert to administer a lie detection test to Sajudin in a hotel near his Pennsylvania home.
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In his filing, Moore said he took a polygraph test after the election to confirm that the allegations against him were false.
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After a polygraph exam during which he was flagged for one instance of deception, Ford was allowed to go back to Columbus.
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Back on September 10, Axios reported that Sessions suggested giving polygraph tests to government officials in order to suss out the leakers.
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According to The New York Times, the test was administered by Paul K. Minor, a former chief polygraph examiner for the FBI.
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Lawmakers have proposed legislation that would relax the system only somewhat, waiving the polygraph for certain veterans and former security clearance holders.
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The association points to a meta-analysis of all peer-reviewed studies on polygraph testing that found an accuracy rate of 87%.
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In fact, when you finish reading this manual, you will be able to control every tracing on the polygraph chart at will.
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The Employee Polygraph Protection Act For years, many employers required applicants to undergo lie detector tests to order to land a job.
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In an online culture where deception is the norm, the illusion of certifiable honesty provided by polygraph machine feels unique, almost taboo.
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She took a polygraph and mentioned this in her therapy sessions in 2012, and she came forward before this nominee was nominated.
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He's good on things like what it's like to take a polygraph test, and the fastest way to take off a seatbelt.
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Polygraph tests have become a common part of a job interview for bankers, tax inspectors, cleaners, military personnel and anti-corruption officials.
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One Wagner employee, in a taped phone call obtained by Polygraph, estimated that at least 210 fighters were killed by the Americans.
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Prosecutors reportedly said in court that a second person, in addition to Parker, failed a polygraph test during the course of the investigation.
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When confronted with Adam's positive polygraph results, Parker allegedly began to cooperate, confessing to police that he acted alone to kill the girl.
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The Verge obtained a document under the Freedom of Information Act that lists cases where CBP polygraph interviews were "referred" for further investigation.
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"All of the admissions reflected in this document were concealed from CBP prior to the polygraph test," a CBP spokesperson told The Verge.
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"Based on the advice of the counsel, I was happy to undergo the polygraph test, although I found it extremely stressful," she said.
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Yet plenty of serious scientists still embrace the polygraph, which records physiological responses associated with telling lies, like sweating and breathing-rate changes.
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In 2005, Hasson received a "Secret" level security clearance, but was not given access to any information that would have required a polygraph.
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And if the polygraph reveals someone broke the rules, the results can be used to disqualify a contestant and even strip prize money.
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Polygraph tests are a $2 billion industry in the US and, despite their inaccuracy, are widely used to screen candidates for government jobs.
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"I have taken five separate polygraph tests given by two highly renowned examiners," Baio said during the press conference in Woodland Hills, Calif.
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In 1988, after years of intense lobbying by unions, the Employee Polygraph Protection Act prohibited most private companies from using lie detector tests.
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"Almost a century of research ... provides little basis for the expectation that a polygraph test could have extremely high accuracy," wrote its authors.
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The Congressional Record in 1987 noted that Moon's case was quietly settled, including an agreement with Cook County to eliminate the polygraph requirement.
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For example, we have received complaints about a polygraph operator who consistently fails a much higher percentage of black subjects than white subjects.
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The Washington State Patrol says that all of its examiners are APA certified, carry out polygraph tests consistently, and check results with colleagues.
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The Dallas Police Department supplied WIRED with data on the gender and race of its applicants and their relative success in polygraph tests.
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Even the New Haven Police Department, which continues to use the polygraph for screening recruits, has proposed shifting their standards around the test.
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He also told us he and his staff security guards are prepared for the worst ... should the ladies agree to the polygraph showdown.
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A friend of Ford's, Monica McLean, rejected the latest accusation on Wednesday, saying Ford did not help prepare her for a polygraph exam.
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Read Ford polygraph report by kballuck1 on Scribd During the interview, Ford detailed her accusations against Kavanaugh, who has fiercely denied the charges.
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Christine Blasey Ford, the first woman to allege sexual misconduct by Kavanaugh, passed a polygraph examination prior to her allegations being made public.
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During both polygraph examinations, Pollack said, Fairfax was asked whether he engaged in any non-consensual sexual activity with either Watson or Tyson.
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One could presume that such test subjects would even be able to pass a polygraph asking if they had experienced the fabricated event.
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"But if you didn't want to go public why are you buying a polygraph and why are you hiring a lawyer?" he added.
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The hiring process can take nearly a year, slowed by lengthy background checks and polygraph examinations that prompt many applicants to look elsewhere.
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The woman accusing Antonio Brown of rape claims she took a polygraph test after the alleged incidents which proved she told the truth.
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Second, Taylor's test was administered by a hand-picked polygraph expert at the direction of her counsel ... not exactly an impartial 3rd party.
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One of Rogow's first moves on the legal team: encouraging Stone to take a polygraph on issues that Mueller may be interested in.
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On Tuesday, when it came time to work on Episode 148 — the main theme, again, was the polygraph test — Mr. Moran was ready.
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And they'd allow the government to hire thousands more Border Patrol agents and ports-of-entry agents, while waiving the current polygraph requirement for certain Border Patrol applicants (Border Patrol has a staffing shortage right now, and the fact that its polygraph test flunks a lot more applicants than polygraphs in other agencies appears to be part of the reason).
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"It is the opinion of this examiner, based upon an analysis of her polygraph records, that she is truthful in her answers," Hunter concluded.
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"I was slapped and I was choked and I was spit on," she says, a claim repeated in the settlement draft and corresponding polygraph.
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His cooperation could include interviews, giving written statements, taking a polygraph exam, and participating in undercover law enforcement activities, according to the plea agreement.
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This visualization by Polygraph shows how the Billboard top 5 varied with time from all the way back in 1956 to the present day.
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FBI agents reportedly visited Cheney on Monday at his home and asked him to take the polygraph, though it's unclear what prompted the visit.
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He then tried again with a police department in New Britain, where a polygraph test showed him lying about his criminal and sexual history.
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A polygraph only records raw data; it is up to an examiner to interpret the data and draw a conclusion about the subject's honesty.
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Despite the fact that most psychologists agree that polygraph tests are fundamentally inaccurate, the outdated methodology isn't an entirely unfamiliar method to the NFL.
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Roger Rizor, the lead investigator,there is just one person of interest: Bechtel's husband, Steve, who has since refused to take a polygraph test.
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The incident came up during a polygraph for a 2011 CIA job interview, The Washington Post reported, saying Golsteyn admitted to killing the bombmaker.
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The Washington Post reported that Ford took a polygraph test administered by a former FBI agent in August, at the recommendation of her attorney.
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The very in-depth background checks, qualification to obtain a top-secret clearance and maintain one, to undergo a polygraph examination, successfully pass that.
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To make things worse, Ward failed a polygraph test a week later and disclosed that he'd had a graphic dream related to the murder.
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Investigators seized a polygraph machine as well as some 2640 journals in a raid against the man accused in the Sarah Lawrence trafficking case.
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And legislation moving through Congress would grant the agency the authority to waive the polygraph for some former law enforcement officers and military veterans.
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The killing first became known during a CIA polygraph test that Golsteyn took in 2011, as the agency was considering him for a job.
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The incident came up during a polygraph exam during a 2011 CIA job interview, the Post reported, saying Golsteyn admitted to killing the bombmaker.
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Mitchell asked Ford both before and after a lunch break who paid for a polygraph that she took before going public with her allegation.
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Moore, who has repeatedly denied the allegations of wrongdoing, said he completed a polygraph test after the election to prove the accusations were false.
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In a letter sent to Ford's attorneys on Tuesday, Grassley requested additional information related to Ford' polygraph, which she took before her Hill testimony.
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And that collective longing has meant big business for the polygraph industry, despite the practice being widely discredited in many parts of the world.
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Anti-corruption laws require border agents to pass polygraph tests to combat the possibility that they could be blackmailed or bribed by gangs or criminals.
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" Charlie Kirk, the founder of right-wing organization Turning Point USA, echoed Graham's suspicions over Ford's polygraph test, which was administered by the FBI. "Dr.
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Sheriff's officials told the paper that Keith passed a polygraph test and that they were able to confirm his location on the day Sherri vanished.
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On Wednesday, Ford's attorneys released the results of a polygraph test she took in August 2018 showing that the probability she had lied was low.
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At one point you have a polygraph machine strapped to your hands, and you're forced to choose whether abstract images make you happy or sad.
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He has turned over all of the information he has and voluntarily submitted to a polygraph exam that indicates he's disclosed everything within his knowledge.
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"We first became real suspicious of mom and dad after their initial polygraph tests, taken several weeks after DeOrr went missing," Bowerman told NBC Dateline.
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Its low price and automated operation also allow it to scale up in a way that time-consuming and labor-intensive polygraph tests never could.
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Unlike the polygraph, which is typically a one-off purchase, Converus earns money from every single test that each of its $3,500 EyeDetect stations runs.
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Now, he&aposs revealing that he took a total of five polygraph tests to show he&aposs telling the truth about the accusations against him.
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Inconsistent and skewed polygraph screening programs are undermining the very places that are designed to uphold the law—a failure that comes with personal costs.
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Bibbs and her fellow plaintiffs alleged that they were rejected for employment because of confessions given during their polygraph examinations that were never actually made.
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"The Sheriff has not adopted any procedure to allow applicants to dispute the correctness of reports of admissions on the polygraph examination," read their complaint.
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I requested a retake and was told that I passed the second polygraph test taken in Nashville, TN., which was given by a male black.
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Between 2010 and 2017, the Phoenix Police Department told WIRED that it conducted 3,711 polygraph tests while recruiting sworn officers, civilian staff, interns, and volunteers.
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He has also been ordered to attend drug and alcohol counseling and a sex offender management program – which requires him to participate in polygraph tests.
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The company, Converus, is using the Syrian refugee crisis as an opportunity to pitch EyeDetect as more accurate and easier to use than the polygraph.
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In one pre-polygraph interview, an applicant "admitted to participating in the gang rape of an intoxicated and unconscious woman," according to the IG's report.
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Moore has repeatedly denied the allegations, and he said Thursday that he took a polygraph test after the election that proves the allegations are false.
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"We'd like to have the flexibility to make those decisions, instead of having every single person who applies be subject to the polygraph," he said.
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So, while arranging a polygraph examination, her counsel did not reportedly seek out witnesses to support the claims of her client, including high school friends.
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And as self-conscious as her lyrics are, the way her voice leaps around — like a polygraph test during an earthquake — is anything but insecure.
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Chronister said Baskin declined to take a polygraph test a few years ago because her attorney said it would not vindicate her if she passed.
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Background checks and polygraph tests have failed to weed out actual cartel members who were hired by the Border Patrol in some instances, he said.
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Not always admissible in court Long before that report, the Supreme Court issued guidance on whether a polygraph could be admitted as evidence in court.
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Washington (CNN)Stormy Daniels was "truthful about having unprotected vaginal intercourse with Donald Trump in July 2006," according to a polygraph test report from 2011.
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Inside the federal government, there are a number of protocols regarding whether, when, how and in what context the government can require a polygraph exam.
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A polygraph is a standard feature in the evaluation process for individuals who work in the intelligence community seeking to obtain a top-secret clearance.
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During Vanity Fair's Take a Lie Detector Test, Davidson and Machine Gun Kelly take turns interviewing each other while hooked up to a polygraph test.
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Teen Mom OG star Amber Portwood crumbles over fiancé's polygraph test, plus happy 33rd birthday to Khloé Kardashian Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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She told a therapist about the incident in 2012, and has also taken a polygraph test that showed that she was being truthful about the incident.
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Any mention of polygraph tests Feit underwent after Garza's murder would hinder Feit's right to a fair trial, his attorneys argued, The Monitor of McAllen reports.
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"NHPD needs to create a policy prohibiting contact between the psychologist and recruitment staff and the person administering the polygraph test," it wrote in a report.
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Sessions suspects those leaks came from within the NSC, and thinks that a polygraph test — at the very least — would scare them out of leaking again.
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The team ultimately concluded that the polygraph could be useful in deterring and possibly detecting deception, but only when it came to specific kinds of information.
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To prove his story, X-Pac invited polygraph examiner Rachel Levi to his show, "X-Pac 12360," on Afterbuzz TV to put him through the ringer.
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Excluding polygraph evidence ''is a rational and proportional means of advancing the legitimate interest in barring unreliable evidence,'' Justice Clarence Thomas wrote in the majority opinion.
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The CBP argues that while weeding out applicants before taking a polygraph might appear to save money, it could actually add time to the hiring process.
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"The largest hiring push was 07–08, and that was done without the polygraph and by reducing the amount of academy training time," he told me.
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Investigators went on to tell Chris he had failed the polygraph test, to which he simply responded, "Okay," and maintained that his answers had been truthful.
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In her polygraph letter alone she gives two different accounts, originally writing four people and then crossing that off to write four boys and two girls.
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The legislation required polygraph testing of applicants as part of a background investigation before they could become Customs and Border Protection officers and Border Patrol agents.
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President Reagan was originally going to polygraph senior officials as he worked to determine who leaked a story about military operations in Lebanon to the media.
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According to the Des Moines Register, Cheney submitted to a polygraph test on Thursday and told Fox News that he does not yet know the results.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) and Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) clashed at one point over a polygraph taken by Ford and the set up for the hearing.
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They also recommend that the executive branch consider mandatory polygraph tests for political appointees with top secret security clearances who are not confirmed by the Senate.
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The agency has had trouble retaining agents who face polygraph requirements, working in remote locations and receiving lower annual pay compared with other law enforcement jobs.
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The former boyfriend told the Judiciary Committee that he witnessed Dr. Blasey helping a friend prepare for a possible polygraph examination, contradicting her testimony under oath.
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In a statement to CNN, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation spokesman Josh Devine said Boswell wasn't scheduled to meet with a polygraph examiner from the bureau either.
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Homeland Security Secretary John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE in an interview broadcast Sunday signaled he is weighing a change to the polygraph system for Border Patrol agents.
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The polygraph was performed at the request of Bauer Publishing, which owns Life & Style and InTouch magazines, according to the reporter who interviewed Daniels in 2011.
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When agents followed up with more in-depth, polygraph-assisted methods, another 53 percent admitted to hands-on offenses, for a total of nearly 60 percent.
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Fennell was the last person to see Stites alive and he failed two polygraph tests, but his DNA did not match evidence found at the scene.
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One of the problems that Mr. Kelly faces is a polygraph test that prospective agents, including those seeking to work for the Border Patrol, must take.
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In the segment that aired Thursday, brothers Nick, Kevin and Joe were hooked up to a polygraph and faced a series of brutal questions from Corden.
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Through her lawyers, Ford offered Wednesday to give the FBI therapist notes and information about her polygraph test that Grassley has requested, if she is interviewed.
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The popularity of "Love for Survival" and its most recognizable star — the lie detector — makes sense, says psychotherapist and vocal critic of the polygraph, Irina Muzychuk.
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The All-Ukrainian Polygraph association started with just 12 members in 2014, but it now has over 300, according to the association's Executive Director Volodymr Vehmid.
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He also said somebody had paid for Ford's polygraph test, which she took to back up her allegations of sexual assault at the recommendation of her lawyers.
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" Eventually, the polygraph examiner got to the good questions: "Have you ever given a story to Radar Online about Dorit Kemsley abandoning her dog to a shelter?
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O'Donnell said there also was no forensic evidence linking Thomas to the crime and he passed a polygraph test denying having anything to do with McSween's death.
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This included undergoing treatment, as well as potentially being willing to sit for polygraph and psychological tests and potentially being banned from possessing pornography, among other conditions.
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At first the company was dedicated to secret shopping and polygraph testing, until the 1980s, when regulation changes led him to shift his business to employment screening.
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Avenatti wrote in his email that his client is prepared to meet with the FBI, disclose witnesses to Kavanaugh's alleged conduct, and to take a polygraph test.
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All applicants for Customs law enforcement jobs, including with Border Patrol, are currently required to take a polygraph, as part of a broader investigation into their backgrounds.
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The Associated Press reported earlier this year that the failure rate for polygraph interviews at Customs is around 65 percent, a far higher percentage than other agencies.
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The 2014 to 2015 departmental performance report from the RCMP reveals that the polygraph tests were used some 849 times, in the span of just one year.
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Ford's attorneys' letter listed the man who conducted their client's polygraph test, in which she was deemed to be telling the truth about her accusations against Kavanaugh.
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But when it comes to screening large numbers for general "credibility," the polygraph is unsuitable, supported by "scanty and scientifically weak" evidence, according to the same study.
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According to the magazine, it corroborated her story with a friend and had the former porn star take a polygraph test at the time of the interview.
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While the Justice Department does not have specific rules on the use of polygraph tests in a trial, the practice has been found inadmissible in numerous cases.
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"You've humiliated this guy enough and there seems to be no bottom for some of you," Graham told the woman after she demanded Kavanaugh take a polygraph.
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Wayne Cheney, a pig farmer who has been questioned about missing Iowa woman Mollie Tibbetts, claims he has taken a polygraph test in connection with the case.
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The bill, approved on a 282-137 vote, would allow the CBP commissioner to make polygraph exemptions for certain candidates who are law enforcement officers or veterans.
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At the center of Flake's effort is improving how CBP administers polygraph tests, which he says have seen high failure rates and other obstacles in recent years.
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The Air Force did not provide details on whether Mr. Kelley passed the required polygraph, which typically scrutinizes mental health, drug use, family issues and disruptive behavior.
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A polygraph exam Daniel took in 2011 supported her claim that she had an affair, according to reports of the exam obtained by The Wall Street Journal.
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The GOP panel has refused the request of Ford's attorneys to allow two trauma experts and the person who administered her polygraph about the incident to testify.
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On Tuesday, The Wall Street Journal published the results of a polygraph exam Daniels took in 2011, which, though not scientifically reliable, support the details her claims.
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Ford engaged a prominent D.C. attorney, Debra Katz, who advised her to take a polygraph test in order to rebuff criticism of her if she came forward.
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"You've humiliated this guy enough and there seems to be no bottom for some of you," Graham told the woman after she demanded Kavanaugh take a polygraph.
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Clifford's account is generally supported by her now ex-husband, the porn actor and producer Mike Moz, and both parties passed a polygraph, according to the magazine.
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Flynn's cooperation with Mueller's team could include interviews, providing sworn written statements, taking a polygraph exam, and "participating in covert law enforcement activities," according to the plea agreement.
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Mitchell sought to poke holes in Ford's testimony, asking her about who paid for her polygraph exam about her allegation, and raising questions about Ford's fear of flying.
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Those include questioning the timing of the polygraph or casting a reluctance to come forward as something other than a well-founded worry about being shamed in public.
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Polygraph tests may be unreliable and inadmissible in court, but Canada's federal police force relied on them after two different terror attacks on Canadian soil in recent years.
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Two years ago, polygraph results suggested a competitor violated the tournament rules and those results were used to strip him of a prize worth more than $2.8 million.
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The case did not make it to court after inconsistencies were revealed in his account, although Egan did pass a polygraph and was found credible by a psychiatrist.
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In her interview with the Post, she provided notes from a therapy session in 2012, as well as the results of a polygraph test to corroborate her story.
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No other country carries out anywhere near the estimated 2.5 million polygraph tests conducted in the US every year, a system that fuels a thriving $2 billion industry.
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The New Haven discrimination investigation included a memo stating the racial backgrounds of 210 FBI applicants who had failed preemployment polygraph tests between October 22010 and June 22017.
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Maury stepped squarely into the middle of hip-hop's biggest feud with an offer to hook both rappers up to a polygraph machine ... on his show, of course.
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EyeDetect is also more adaptable to mass screening than polygraph tests, the company says, making it ideal for vetting the 10,000 emigres expected from the war-torn region.
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The department says it hires only about 15 percent of the applicants who make it through a monthslong gantlet of background checks, fitness tests, polygraph tests and interviews.
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In his election complaint, Moore stated that he took a polygraph test over the sexual misconduct allegations made against him by Leigh Corfman, Beverly Nelson and Tina Johnson.
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A polygraph test is critical, and there is no consideration of downgrading its role in the process, as has been discussed by other enforcement groups facing staffing droughts.
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"I don't know when she took the polygraph," Graham later said, referring to a lie detector test Ford's lawyer says was administered to her by an FBI agent.
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The Naval Criminal Investigative Service gave the SEALs polygraph tests about the missing money but could never prove where the $30,000 had gone, and the case was closed.
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The polygraph is a major roadblock to hiring new agents: About 65 percent of applicants fail the test, a much higher portion than in other law enforcement polygraphs.
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When Gonzalez told Abdullah he would need to take a polygraph, a fairly standard practice with important but unreliable witnesses, he initially agreed but later changed his mind.
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" RELATED: The shaky science of lie detectors Daniels tweeted about the encounter Tuesday afternoon following the release of the polygraph, defending herself and saying she's "not going anywhere.
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I was subject to a number of five-year reinvestigations, including polygraph examinations, in order to maintain my Top Secret security clearance over a 25-year FBI career.
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James Tomsheck, a former assistant commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, said that while polygraph tests were not foolproof, they could help weed out applicants susceptible to corruption.
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This isn't the first time neuroscience has claimed to offer a 21st century polygraph, although lie detector tests have not been proven to work on an individual basis.
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Ford doesn't know who paid for her polygraph," he tweeted, "a likely expensive procedure at an offsite location, near an airport, done secretly, without knowing who paid for it.
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The source familiar with lawmakers' thinking said that CBP has a reputation of adversarial polygraph tests, which could possibly be alleviated by greater transparency in the process with applicants.
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In her statement for a polygraph test taken in September, she claims she awoke naked in his bed where he was "having sexual intercourse with me," against her consent.
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Marston drew on things such as his role in helping to create the modern polygraph and his interest in bondage for elements such as Wonder Woman's Lasso of Truth.
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" A representative for Piven states that if the actor were to take a polygraph test it "would have clearly proven this allegation to be entirely fabricated, a complete lie.
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In her statement for a polygraph test taken in September, she claimed she awoke naked in his bed where he was "having sexual intercourse with me," against her consent.
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" Blasey Ford's lawyer said during the testimony that her legal team is working on a pro bono basis and that they paid for the polygraph test, "as is routine.
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The analysis, published by data visualisation website Polygraph, was done by mapping character dialogue to find out the percentage of words spoken by each gender in any given film.
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Team Meek lays out the laundry list of allegations against Graham, including performing poorly on a polygraph test (not related to Meek) ... and stealing money from a crime scene.
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Released in 2014 by Converus, a Mark Cuban–funded startup, EyeDetect is pitched by its makers as a faster, cheaper, and more accurate alternative to the notoriously unreliable polygraph.
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When they recovered the videos, the indictment states that Kelly and his associates directed people to take polygraph tests to ensure they had returned all copies of the videotapes.
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And if the thought of all those wires and dials really gets you nervous, head to Baltimore, where more than 91 percent of applicants aced the polygraph in 2017.
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Then, Asante pivots to her big request ... that R. Kelly undergo a polygraph on TV, where the results can be seen live ... and no funny business can go down.
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CBP leadership is frustrated that two-thirds of applicants fail the polygraph, but skipping the test rather than seeking to improve and diversify CBP's applicant pool is deeply misguided.
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The only American who automatically gets a clearance and doesn't even have to undergo an interview, let alone a polygraph exam, is the incoming president of the United States.
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Proponents of the legislation cited shortages of more than 85033,400 CBP officers and 1,700 Border Patrol agents, in part because nearly two-thirds of applicants fail the polygraph tests.
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Investigators suspected an inside job linked to Mr. O'Connor after he initially provided inconsistent details of the crime and then became uncooperative and declined to undergo a polygraph test.
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While the exam supports Daniels's version of events, polygraph results are generally not admissible in court on the grounds that they are not "generally accepted" as scientifically reliable evidence.
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Mr. Wright said he asked Mr. Durst's lawyer, Nicholas Scoppetta, who died in 2016, to let him ask tough questions of Mr. Durst before he sat for a polygraph.
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Boswell, who did not return CNN's previous request for comment, told CNN affiliate WJHL in a Facebook message that she was pregnant and unable to take a polygraph test.
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Blasey had the conviction to take a polygraph and ask for the F.B.I. to verify her story, though she surely knows that lying to the F.B.I. is a crime.
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One Customs and Border Protection official testified that if Mr. Manzanares had been given a polygraph exam, it probably would have revealed that he appeared to be a pedophile.
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The possible elimination of the polygraph, however, raises fears that new hires wouldn't be vetted thoroughly enough at an agency routinely targeted by drug cartels, smugglers and other criminals.
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Stone also told CNN he had taken two polygraph exams and passed them both, although CNN had no way of verifying the veracity of Stone's polygraphs or the results.
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The psychology jobs require top secret security clearance — which means the applicants will need to go through a thorough security screening, background and financial checks, and a polygraph test.
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Nor did it include, according to a letter Ford's lawyers sent a letter to FBI Director Chris Wray, Ford's husband, the polygraph examiner, or other friends who submitted affidavits.
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As he often says, volume is like a polygraph for stocks: moves on thin volume mean the market is probably lying, while moves on high volume tend to be truthful.
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In her statement for a polygraph test taken in September, she claimed she awoke naked in his bed, where he was "having sexual intercourse with me," allegedly against her consent.
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In her statement for a polygraph test taken in September, she claimed she awoke naked in his bed, where he was allegedly "having sexual intercourse with me," against her consent.
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Dwyer told reporters that Ream "bragged" about murdering "four to six" other people to fellow inmates and flunked a recent polygraph test when asked about King and other missing girls.
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In her statement for a polygraph test taken in September 2017, she claimed she awoke naked in his bed where he was "having sexual intercourse" with her, against her consent.
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Polygraph results are of questionable scientific value, but the interviews have an unexpected benefit apart from their dubious powers of detection: under pressure from interviewers, applicants frequently admit to wrongdoing.
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The polygraph administrator's report found that Ford's responses to the two questions asked of her about her sexual assault allegations against Kavanaugh "not indicative of deception," according to CBS News.
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" Swetnick's lawyer Avenatti said in a tweet on Monday that his client "has offered to take a polygraph test, meet with the FBI and be cross examined by Kavanaugh's lawyers.
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Farmer took lie detector test in Mollie Tibbetts search Wayne Cheney acknowledges taking a polygraph test in Brooklyn, Iowa; Matt Finn reports on the search for the missing college student.
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If EyeDetect could replace even a fraction of the estimated 2.5 million polygraph tests conducted annually in the US, Converus would have a reliable revenue stream for years to come.
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In 1999 the Department of Energy asked the National Academies of Science to review the scientific evidence of the validity and reliability of polygraph examinations, particularly as used for screening.
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According to data supplied to WIRED, the toughest place in the country to take a polygraph could be Houston, whose police department passed just 32 percent of applicants in 2009.
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Although the polygraph cannot reliably detect truth or falsehood itself, its cultural reputation for omniscience can be used by an artful examiner to elicit confessions from nervous or suggestible subjects.
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Russell has denied all previous claims against him -- and, as we've reported, he even took and passed a polygraph in an attempt to refute at least one of the allegations.
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MONICA MCLEAN: A retired FBI agent, McLean refutes the allegations made by an ex-boyfriend of Ford that Ford had helped McLean prepare for a polygraph test in the 1990s.
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"I suggested a polygraph in order to pin down the veracity of Roger's positions on the investigation by the special counsel with regard to Julian Assange and Wikileaks," Rogow said.
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That sack of money, which Phillips remembers leaning against while on the vessel, was never found — even after Navy investigators made SEALs answer questions about the incident during polygraph tests.
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Attorneys Debra Katz, Lisa Banks and Michael Bromwich said Ford would have provided the FBI with her medical records and information pertaining to a polygraph exam she took in August.
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The essence of the claim boiled down to a he said she said even though she has a polygraph test and the word of her psychiatrist to back her up.
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For technicians, volume is like a polygraph test — a move that happens on high volume is telling the truth; a move that occurs on low volume is not as trustworthy.
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Graham appeared on Sean Hannity's Fox News show on Monday night and questioned who was paying for Ford's legal representation and who paid for her to take a polygraph test.
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The actor claims to have taken a polygraph test, the results of which BuzzFeed says his attorneys supplied to them and reportedly indicate he passed when asked about previous allegations.
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The C.I.A. placed Michael on administrative leave in August because he was not cooperating with the criminal investigation into the data theft and had declined to take a polygraph test.
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The DHS Inspector General is currently reviewing the polygraph process, but the administration of the test has come under fire in the past for being too long and too aggressive.
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She passed a polygraph test administered by a former F.B.I. agent, and her therapist provided The Washington Post with notes reflecting that Ms. Ford described the alleged incident in 2012.
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A 2010 anti-corruption bill passed by Congress required polygraph tests for all agents, concerned about the possibility they could be blackmailed, bribed or compromised by gangs, cartels or criminals.
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Several GOP senators introduced legislation last month to waive certain Border Patrol polygraph requirements for those with law enforcement or military experience out of an effort to address hiring shortfalls.
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The people in the letter include the former FBI agent who conducted Ford's polygraph in August, Ford's husband and friends of Ford's who said Ford told them of an assault.
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They think no one will believe them Another lawyer, Debra Katz, advised Ford to take a polygraph test, suspecting that people would call Ford a liar if she came forward.
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Fairfax has issued a categorical denial of the allegations and his office has said he has taken two polygraph exams in an effort to show he is telling the truth.
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Justin Fairfax's office issued a statement Sunday again denying allegations of sexual assault and saying Fairfax took two polygraph exams in an effort to show he is telling the truth.
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There's "Lie to Me" manned by real polygraph examiners, a Chalk Wall where participants can leave a message explaining what they love about ID, and ID Ink, an airbrush tattoo station.
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Republicans also tried to seize on Ford initially not being able to respond to a question about who paid for the polygraph test she took this summer related to her allegations.
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The indictment also alleges that as a condition of receiving money for returning the tapes, Kelly had minors take polygraph tests to determine if all copies of each tape were returned.
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The list obtained by The Verge did not include histories of the applicants, but the polygraph referrals note that many alleged crimes were committed by police officers and federal government employees.
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Justin Fairfax (D) said Sunday that he voluntarily took polygraph exams that support his defense that he did not sexually assault two women who leveled accusations against him earlier this year.
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Lewan, the NFL's highest-paid offensive tackle, maintained he never took a prohibited supplement and went so far to say that he took a polygraph test to help corroborate his defense.
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His suit included analysis that there was only a one in 1,000 chance of the high polygraph failure rate among black applicants in Cook County between 20173 and 1978 being random.
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If the test results are consistent with previous studies, there is a very real possibility the EyeDetect could join the polygraph as one of two federally-recognized ways to detect deception.
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General confusion has already seeped into the conversation surrounding the FBI's role, the value of the polygraph, and what would be deemed "normal" behavior for Christine Blasey Ford and Judge Kavanaugh.
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His attorney, Barry Pollack, on Sunday also circulated a statement saying that Fairfax took two polygraph examinations, one relating to the allegations brought by Watson and one relating to Tyson's accusations.
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Attorney Michael Avenatti said late on Wednesday that his client Julie Swetnick is willing to take a polygraph test if Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh agrees to take one as well.
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After information surfaced in a polygraph for employment with the CIA, he was convicted of "Conduct Unbecoming an Officer" and stripped of a Silver Star plus his Special Operations uniform tab.
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An interviewer strapped his arm to a polygraph machine and asked if he had ever been a member of an organization that sought to overthrow the government of the United States.
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The report scrutinizes Ford's fear of flying, her academic performance in high school and whether she took a polygraph exam on the day of or the day after her grandmother's funeral.
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He wrote that it was his understanding that McLean was applying for jobs with the FBI and the US Attorney's office at the time he witnessed Ford helping with the polygraph.
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The note also instructed staff to alert the union if they were contacted by the internal investigative team and told officers to refuse to take polygraph tests, which is apparently was happening.
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Ford also submitted the results of a polygraph test that indicate she was truthful during her description of the assault, but has declined to provide the therapist's notes cited by the WashPost.
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In the episode, polygraph examiner Louis Rovner sits down with purported witness Michael Martin to review Martin's written account of what he says he observed on the night of June 12, 1994.
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The warrant shows that during the April 6 polygraph, where she eventually allegedly confessed to the vomiting incident, Benavides-Ruiz said her husband had no idea what actually happened to the child.
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Researchers at Florida State University and Stanford are developing an "online polygraph" that detects lies in text — without the contextual clues that can hint at deception in a face-to-face conversation.
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"I would not be up here if that was disqualifying," he noted, recounting that he admitted during his polygraph exam in the 1980s that he once voted for a Communist Party candidate.
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Imagine using a polygraph in an investigation like the one proposed by US senator Rand Paul to identify the author of a damaging anonymous New York Times op-ed earlier this month.
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The FBI rejected multiple requests from WIRED under the Freedom of Information Act for the demographics of applicants failing its polygraph screening tests, citing exclusions for law enforcement and national security data.
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Despite that, data supplied to WIRED shows that the WSP hires black men at a lower rate than white men, and is more likely to fail older candidates during its polygraph screening.
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Wayne Cheney, who at times has appeared guarded in media interviews, said authorities did question him about Tibbetts during the polygraph and asked if he has anything to do with her disappearance.
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Lie detector use by private employers was banned in 1988 for those reasons, and in 1998 the US Supreme Court ruled that judges are not required to admit polygraph evidence in court.
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This is expected to include omission of the requirement for some CBP job applicants to pass a polygraph—or lie detector—test, which supporters of the new standards have called too rigid.
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The accusation was made by a man who said he was Ford's former boyfriend, and appeared aimed at undercutting Ford's use of a polygraph test to back up her claims against Kavanaugh.
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Grassley, in a letter to Ford's legal team, asked for details of Ford's polygraph, saying the committee had gotten a "sworn statement" from a long-time boyfriend saying Ford coached a friend.
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The lawyers for Christine Blasey Ford on Wednesday sent the Senate Judiciary Committee documents showing the results of a polygraph test regarding her sexual assault accusations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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Waddington argues that prosecution's case against Howard has no merit, given that investigators did not find incriminating photos in Howard's possession and that he passed two polygraph tests, The Virginian-Pilot reported.
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They could take a polygraph, or have Facebook dump a bunch of money on them so they could change their status on Satan's Content Farm at the very end of the show.
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Bonner won a conviction in the retrial, but that verdict was overturned by an appeals court, on the ground that evidence relating to a polygraph test had been improperly admitted against Miller.
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But, when you commit a double murder, Kardashian (as equipped with Schwimmer's hangdog Ross Geller gaze) is definitely the guy you'll want by your side, baffled when you flunk the polygraph test.
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Some White House staffers have even volunteered to take a polygraph, also called a lie-detector test, to prove their innocence after they were suspected of leaking, according to the former official.
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In 2010, Congress passed an anti-corruption bill that requires all agents to pass polygraph tests to combat the possibility that they could be blackmailed, bribed or compromised by gangs, cartels or criminals.
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In 2010, Congress passed an anti-corruption bill that requires all agents to pass polygraph tests to combat the possibility that they could be blackmailed, bribed or compromised by gangs, cartels or criminals.
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Detective Irene Lau testified in 21958 that McCullough spoke of the 19573-year-old victim as if he were "deeply, deeply in love with her" as she prepped him for a polygraph examination.
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" According to Moore's campaign, there is an affidavit in the complaint that shows that Moore passed a polygraph test "confirming the representations of misconduct made against him during the campaign are completely false.
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Ben Stiller's Cohen visits Washington, D.C. for a meeting that turns out to be an ambush: Waiting for him is none other than Robert Mueller (Robert De Niro), along with a polygraph test.
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"While we can not comment on the event at the War Memorial, we can tell you that the Polygraph can be used in any criminal investigation," the RCMP spokesperson said in an email.
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Sabbag's lawyer told Kevin's people that she had no idea a video was being shot in the bedroom scene, but the lawyer demanded $420k in return for her sitting for a polygraph test.
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"Converus calls EyeDetect a next-generation lie detector, but it's essentially just the same old polygraph," says Vera Wilde, a transparency activist and independent researcher who has been studying polygraphs for many years.
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Her lawyer, Michael Avenatti, reportedly paid $2130,2000 to buy the rights to a video of the porn star taking the polygraph test, according to The Wall Street Journal, who first reported the news.
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Yet Talbot's test was no different from the millions of others conducted annually across the public sector, where the polygraph is commonly used as a last-ditch effort to weed out unsuitable candidates.
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In court documents, Mueller said he voluntarily passed a polygraph in which he denied inappropriate contact with Swift, but at the end of the day, "it is his word against hers," King said.
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Before doing so, however, the Raiders want you to know that they did their "due diligence" on Conley, which included examining the results of a polygraph test, according to a report by ESPN.
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In addition to polygraph tests, applicants now undergo a rigorous hiring process, including a cognitive exam, fingerprinting, financial disclosure, fitness tests, medical examinations and background checks, according to the Government Accountability Office (GAO).
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Moore also claimed to have taken a polygraph test to confirm that he "did not know, nor had any sexual contact" with the multiple women who alleged that Moore pursued them as teenagers.
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In 210, John Kircher, an esteemed psychophysiologist and co-inventor of the computer polygraph, went on a hiking trip with a few friends and colleagues, some of whom were cognitive and educational psychologists.
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The husband of a 69-year-old woman who disappeared while hiking in California's Mojave Desert on July 173 has insisted he's innocent after he reportedly failed a polygraph test organized by investigators.
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That accuser refused to produce the polygraph she took, members of her family refused to provide statements or participate in interviews, and her attorney denied all requests for an interview at any location.
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Stamos said that tech companies don't conduct single scope background investigations (SSBIs), which involve interviewing employers, teachers, and other affiliates, or polygraph tests, both of which are standard practice in the intelligence community.
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She ended up harassing Ford on points that even Republicans thought minor, like why her fear of flying hadn't prevented her from taking past vacations, and who paid for a $200 polygraph test.
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Dr. Blasey's lawyers have also asked for outside witnesses, including two trauma experts and the former F.B.I. agent who administered a polygraph examination to Dr. Blasey, the person familiar with the call said.
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Britney Taylor claims she went to "one of the nation's leading examiners, who previously led the FBI's polygraph program" and was asked about TWO incidents of sexual assault allegedly carried out by Brown.
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At the center of this notoriously slow and stringent process — which Customs and Border Protection, the patrol's parent agency, put in place after a number of corruption cases — is a mandatory polygraph test.
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While lawmakers would not consider removing the polygraph requirement altogether, this source said on the condition of anonymity to speak freely, there may be options that Congress would consider passing or accepting from CBP.
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It doesn't matter that the three female comedians who accused her of plagiarism have recanted their claims, nor does it matter that Schumer has even offered to submit to (and film!) a polygraph test.
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But more than half of those in each category disclosed new information because of the polygraph, either during a test that found them to be truthful or in questioning after one that indicated lies.
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When asked why he thought he failed the polygraph, Ward said, "I'm a nervous person," and added that it could have been because of a dream he'd had between the first and second interrogations.
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MOLLIE TIBBETTS SEARCH: FARMER WHO HAS REPEATEDLY BEEN QUESTIONED ADMITS TO TAKING POLYGRAPH TEST Mollie's story has captivated the nation, and now her loved ones are hoping the attention will soon bring her home.
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The Iowa pig farmer who was being grilled by cops about the disappearance of 20-year-old college student Mollie Tibbets was asked to take a polygraph exam on Monday, but he reportedly refused.
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Earlier this year, the New Haven mayor's Police and Community Task Force noted that minority officers are underrepresented in the department and laid part of the blame for that with the polygraph screening process.
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Now one group of researchers has suggested the first hint of a solution: They claim to have built a prototype for an "online polygraph" that uses machine learning to detect deception from text alone.
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At a taxpayer cost of $2,200 per test, according to the IG, that amounts to more than $5 million spent on polygraph tests on people who were already known to be unsuitable for hiring.
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During the Sunday call, Ford's legal team reiterated that they want to subpoena Mark Judge and also would like to have the individual who conducted Ford's polygraph test and two trauma experts as witnesses.
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Four former administration staffers told the publication that Trump had often raised the possibility of making staff members and aides take a polygraph test after news stories with leaked information about his presidency appeared.
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The technique was first introduced in the 1940s and 50s by polygraph expert John Reid, who intended it to be a modern-era reform—replacing the beatings that police frequently used to elicit information.
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As Mr. Sheehan notes, Vann "turned himself into an amateur specialist on the polygraph," passed a lie-detector test, and beat the rap, but he went to Vietnam knowing his career was already lost.
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Today, all Border Patrol applicants who pass background checks are required to also take a polygraph test, but Mr. Manzanares never took one, because the requirement did not apply to employees hired before 2012.
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Still, Rachel Mitchell, the Arizona sex crimes prosecutor who questioned Dr. Blasey at last week's hearing, seemed to know to ask her about whether she had ever advised anyone about taking a polygraph test.
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Evaluation can take more than a year, and generally includes interviews, written and oral exams, physical and psychological examinations, a fitness test, a polygraph exam, drug testing, credit checks and an extensive background investigation.
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Porn star Stormy Daniels' lawyer released a still photo and the results of a 2011 polygraph test in which she is judged to be telling the truth about engaging in vaginal sex with Trump.
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The special will include exclusive never-before-seen footage and new interviews with Lee, who elicited Watt's confession during an extended polygraph and interrogation session, and Shanann's close friends Cassandra Rosenberg and Cindy DeRosset.
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That confusion only intensifies once you enter the five-story building, where you are greeted by a statue of an upended life-size cow, cradling a large vintage polygraph machine in its outstretched legs.
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"Taking that line of, 'Oh yeah, we have to polygraph people' was a way to ingratiate themselves with him, but it wasn't an idea that ever went anywhere because it was absurd," they added.
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Part of the employment agreement for CIA officers, for instance, is that you can be ordered to immediately take a polygraph anytime you're suspected of anything improper, according to a former senior CIA official.
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"No one's dumb enough to [leak using] a government computer so the idea is, 'Let's just take it a step further,'" the person said, describing the thinking of polygraph advocates in the White House.
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The Polygraph analysis also includes a tool which allows you to search for individual films and find out each movie's five characters with the most words, "male/female lines by minute," and overall gender breakdown.
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The testimony was particularly damning giving that Ford provided notes from a 229 therapy session where she discussed the incident and later passed an FBI polygraph test in early August pertaining to the alleged assault.
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I said I'm not a member of the Communist Party, so the polygrapher looked at me and said, 'OK,' and when I was finished with the polygraph and I left and said, 'Well, I'm screwed.
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The few who still think Kickstarter can replace venture capital need not look further than a new report from Polygraph to see just how separate the world of crowdfunding is from traditional early-stage finance.
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The person who called Hart's lawyer did not say what they would answer while hooked up to the polygraph, but said they would only sit for a 6-figure amount -- we're told somewhere around $500,000.
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Mainstream psychologists were concerned that the physiological responses the polygraph recorded could be caused by a host of things other than deception; the device might capture unrelated emotions, such as nervousness, arousal, anxiety, or fear.
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The American Medical Association had come out against pre-employment screening in 1986, and in 1998 the Supreme Court also chipped in, saying that there was simply no scientific consensus that polygraph evidence is reliable.
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If the nature of the treatment at Avenel is controversial, so are the ways in which treatment "progress" is measured—like the polygraph about sexual fantasies, which Greenfield said he most recently took in 2500.
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The humiliating process involved a series of electrodes and sensors that were designed to gauge someone's same-sex desires, or pick up on their efforts to keep their identity secret — much like a polygraph test.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that a lawyer for Stormy Daniels purchased the rights to a video on Monday of her taking a polygraph test in 2011 about her alleged affair with President Donald Trump.
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"They have to offer far more than just their word," Zhou writes, as Ford has shown, undergoing extensive questioning, a polygraph test, and producing documentation of previous times she has brought up the alleged incident.
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Dr. Blasey's lawyers, Michael R. Bromwich and Debra Katz, interjected to say that her legal team had paid for the polygraph — "as is routine," Mr. Bromwich said — and that they were both working pro bono.
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The Border Patrol is reportedly considering dropping a requirement that new hires pass a polygraph test, a move that could help the agency speed the hiring of thousands of employees called for by President Trump.
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In 2016, the agency's Office of Professional Responsibility sought permission to use pre-employment polygraph examinations for law enforcement applicants similar to those used by the Border Patrol and Secret Service, but the proposal stalled.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) spent $22019 million on polygraph exams for job applicants who should have been deemed unqualified, according to a report from the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General.
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Senator Martin Heinrich (D-NM) sent a letter to DNI Dempsey today asking for a number of details on recent security incidents, including the date of resigned National Security Adviser Michael Flynn's most recent polygraph test.
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The Department of Homeland Security inspector general found in a report released in August that millions of dollars were wasted by CBP polygraphing applicants who admitted to disqualifying crimes before even reaching the polygraph interview stage.
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Under the legislation, applicants who already worked in law enforcement for three years prior to applying for Customs, and who were previously given a polygraph exam or had a background investigation, would be given a waiver.
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They questioned pig farmer Wayne Cheney — who had been convicted of stalking, harassment, trespassing, and violating orders of protection in the past — in connection to the case several times, asking him to take a polygraph test.
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People accused of sexual misconduct need to face the consequences and shouldn't get away with trying to gaslight their victims in an attempt to save face...and no number of polygraph tests can convince me otherwise.
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I&aposve even had the opportunity to speak to the owner of that hog farm who informed me that the authorities asked him to take a polygraph exam and that person said that he would not.
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Baio addressed accusations of sexual assault made against him by his former Charles in Charge costar Nicole Eggert during a press conference in Los Angeles on Thursday, claiming he took five polygraph tests that prove otherwise.
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But the laughter does not appear to be targeted at Shelton or her situation, but instead about how the man passing the polygraph test destroyed her faith in those tests during a discussion about presenting evidence.
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Authorities at the time believed that Johnnie Allbritton was shot to death by a burglar in his home, but his wife mysteriously evaded a polygraph test, reporting getting shot in the chest just before the appointment.
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He is accused of murdering an alleged Afghan bombmaker in 2010, and the Army maintains that, during a CIA polygraph test, he admitted to shooting the man, burying him, and later returning to burn the body.
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For instance, of the 2,005 screenplays Polygraph surveyed, the dialogue in only two of them is 100 percent delivered by women — the '90s dramedy Now and Then and the female-driven horror film The Descent 1.
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Her accusations are credible and she has corroboration that long pre-dates Kavanaugh's nomination to a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court, including reports from a therapist in 2012 and a polygraph test this past summer.
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Before the committee announced the hearing, Ford's attorney said the California professor was willing to testify under oath about her allegation and that Ford had already taken a polygraph test that indicated her allegation was truthful.
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If a polygraph is accurate 85 percent of the time, as some data suggests, an investigation of 100 White House senior officials might well identify the guilty individual, but at the cost of falsely accusing 15 others.
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The costly and time-consuming process of giving polygraph tests to applicants who likely should have been disqualified comes at a crucial time, as CBP struggles to meet President Donald Trump's mandate of beefing up its ranks.
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If investigators find out late in the process, through the polygraph interrogation or from sources, that you're a regular stoner, say, or that your father is an arms smuggler, it will not reflect well on your trustworthiness.
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If you're planning to give this a go, we suggest you spend the next month Googling how to trick a polygraph—or at least memorizing the route to the grocery store you just went to fucking YESTERDAY.
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"I have never had Christine Blasey Ford, or anybody else, prepare me, or provide any other type of assistance whatsoever in connection with any polygraph exam I have taken at any time," she said in a statement.
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A report last week in The Wall Street Journal said the agency is considering eliminating the polygraph test requirement for new hires, a change that would help the Border Patrol hire more agents at a faster pace.
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The reliability of polygraph testing is often disputed, but Britain already uses it with some sexual offenders — though the use that can be made of the results is limited and they are not admissible in British courts.
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Golsteyn had allegedly admitted to the killing during a polygraph while applying for a job with the CIA, sparking a military investigation that led to him being stripped of a valor award and his Special Forces tab.
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That proposal has been praised by Border Patrol agents, who say the polygraph is excessively difficult, and questioned by some experts, who say the test is needed to screen out drug cartel members and other problematic hires.
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The chairman specifically requested Ford submit the results of the polygraph she said she took in August in addition to any materials she may have given to any member of Congress or to anyone in the press.
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"All heads of procurement and accounts in government ministries, departments, agencies and parastatals will undergo fresh vetting including polygraph testing, to determine their integrity and suitability," President Uhuru Kenyatta said in paraphrased quotes released by his office.
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He also alleged Ford had once helped prepare a friend for a polygraph test, which would counter Ford's sworn testimony last week, and said she never told him about the assault, which would corroborate that same testimony.
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Suspected of pushing the friend, ridden with grief and drunk at the time of the incident, the soldier failed a polygraph test and then confessed to the murder, later to retract his confession when the true memory returned.
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Instead, Professor Marston, as the title suggests, focuses on William Moulton Marston, the Harvard-educated psychologist who invented the polygraph and created Wonder Woman in the 1940s as way to indoctrinate young men with ideas of female dominance.
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Conley has maintained his innocence, going so far as to take a polygraph test and release a statement claiming that several people in the room who witnessed the event gave statements to police corroborating Conley's version of events.
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She pressed Kavanaugh Thursday on his failure to take a polygraph test or demand an FBI investigation, a contrast, she said, to his accuser; and on his use of friendships with women to defend himself against Ford's allegations.
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To date, the technology has only been used to assess whether a participant is happy, sad or angry, but, as the technology develops, it could be trained to be used in a similar way to a polygraph test.
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In her appearance before U.S. senators on Thursday, Christine Blasey Ford was asked how she would pay for the polygraph test that was administered and handle other costs associated with her testimony against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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Like thousands of other law enforcement, fire, paramedic, and federal agencies across the country, the New Haven Police Department insists that each applicant take an assessment that has been rejected by almost every scientific authority: the polygraph test.
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Mr. Trump, who accused the writer of committing "treason," began an internal investigation at the White House, and at one point considered having West Wing staff members submit themselves to polygraph tests to find out the author's identity.
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According to the Foreign Policy report, the DHS memo indicated the agency is considering making it easier to become an agent by omitting the polygraph test, requiring less thorough background checks, and making an entrance exam less difficult.
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In a 2016 opinion for a unanimous three-judge panel of his court, he ruled that the Defense Department could withhold reports concerning the effectiveness of polygraph tests in response to request under the Freedom of Information Act.
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She denied that polygraph machines were being deployed to seek out the anonymous writer, even though Vice President Mike Pence declared on Sunday he was prepared to strap into a lie detector machine to prove his own innocence.
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A source familiar with the conversation told CNN that Republicans on the committee were so far rejecting requests from Ford's team to subpoena Judge as well as the polygraph examiner who conducted Ford's test and two trauma experts.
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Former aides cite Trump's on-again, off-again polygraph obsession as a prime example of how he runs the White House — he talks frequently about the need to do something, they said, while not always issuing explicit instructions.
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Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky, an ally of Mr. Trump's, recommended that the president force members of his administration to take polygraph examinations, and there was at least briefly some discussion of that among advisers to the president.
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"I have NEVER had Christine Blasey Ford, or anybody else, prepare me, or provide any other type of assistance whatsoever in connection with any polygraph exam I have taken at any time," Monica McLean said in her response.
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The "ghost theory," which Benavides-Ruiz repeated during an April 6 polygraph, eventually gave way to her admission that she awoke in a panic after her son vomited on her in bed and she threw him, the warrant alleges.
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In a 85033-2 vote, the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee backed the amended bill, which would waive duplicative Customs and Border Protection (CBP) polygraph hiring requirements for applicants who have qualifying law enforcement or military experience.
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Stone, who expanded his legal team in October, has insisted that he did not have advance knowledge of WikiLeaks plans, pointing out in an email to The Hill last year that two polygraph tests found him to be truthful.
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In the interview, Avenatti said his client is willing to take a polygraph test, but would only do so if Kavanaugh also submitted to an examination with the results of both examinations guaranteed to be released to the public.
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The polygraph took about ninety minutes, and when the operator told him he'd passed, one of the FBI agents led Maguire into another room in the house, which clearly served as a hub for an investigation of some kind.
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Actually it was detectives who invited Afshar to take a polygraph, during their visit to his office, and Afshar declined, saying—according to detectives' notes—that such exams were "unreliable," and he felt "too anxious" for an accurate result.
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On Monday's episode of Teen Mom OG, Portwood, 27, had fiancé Matt Baier undergo a polygraph test after she had doubts that he remained faithful to her since rumors swirled that he had tried to sleep with someone else.
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And even that has not been foolproof: Its top commander was replaced recently for failing a polygraph test and "was probably leaking information to hostile forces," according to a report by the U.S. Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction.
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The editorial questions whether Ford actually was reluctant to come forward with her allegations -- noting that she hired Katz, took a polygraph test, sent a letter to Feinstein about the alleged incident and contacted the Post's anonymous tip line.
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Homeland Security's plan to greatly expand its Border Patrol has been known for some time and includes adding about 5,000 agents, in part by allowing some applicants to skip the polygraph test that is required for all prospective hires.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When Cleve Backster — interrogation specialist for the CIA and a purveyor of the polygraph — hooked his lie detector machine to a dracaena plant in 1966, he made a curious discovery: plants could sense things.
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But the dracaena began to "react" before he could even attempt it, sending the polygraph into a chart reading of high intensity (anxiety, as it'd be interpreted in a human subject) — it seemed the plant knew he'd intended to hurt it.
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Others found it questionable that Ford—who was preparing to level sexual assault allegations against a nominee to the Supreme Court—took a polygraph test in August and hired lawyers to represent her before sharing her account with the committee.
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But even the best of friends tell the odd lie to each other, and the pair put it to the polygraph test in an episode of Carpool Karaoke, as previewed during The Late Late Show with James Corden on Wednesday night.
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Condit has strongly denied any involvement in Levy's death While he refused to sit for a police-issued polygraph test, Condit has long denied he had anything to do with Levy's murder and insisted the two had parted on good terms.
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Spratt says he would rarely, if ever, encourage his client to undergo a polygraph test — and police can't compel anyone to submit to one — and can't see the actual benefit to getting eyewitnesses or family members to take the test.
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A TIMELINE OF EVENTS IN THE DISAPPEARANCE OF MOLLIE TIBBETTS Last week, a local farmer who says the FBI searched his home, some of his property and his cell phone took a polygraph test after repeatedly being questioned by authorities .
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Grams said in 2015 that the man passed a polygraph test regarding the details of his story but did not want to reveal where the building was until he had a signed deal for a portion of the museum's reward money.
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Before a polygraph test, Chris was told the three questions he would be asked: if he had physically caused his wife's disappearance and whether he was lying about the last time he saw her and if he knew where she was.
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"I have NEVER had Christine Blasey Ford, or anybody else, prepare me, or provide any other type of assistance whatsoever in connection with any polygraph exam I have taken at anytime," McLean said in a statement released by Ford's legal team.
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"Also provided in the complaint is an affidavit from Judge Roy Moore stating that he successfully completed a polygraph test confirming the representations of misconduct made against him during the campaign are completely false," Moore's campaign said in a press release.
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Although the OTA never made policy recommendations, its reports played an important role in influencing policy, from limiting employer rights to give workers polygraph tests, to encouraging lawmakers to extend Medicare coverage to older women for mammograms and pap smears.
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Elizabeth Martin, his former wife, a former Maryland police officer who runs a polygraph firm in Australia, said that although she had not seen him since 2009, she would be shocked if he had intentionally passed on or published classified material.
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He failed a polygraph exam when agents asked him if he had seen Smith hog-tied, if he had signed the shift log after it had been altered, and if he knew who had made the changes, the report shows.
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Attorneys for Christine Blasey Ford, who alleges that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in the early 1980s, released the results on Wednesday of a polygraph test their client took in early August, before her allegations became public.
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She also told Norton — on the January 20 episode of his show, a day before Norton spoke to Pescatelli — that she would take a polygraph test to address the allegations, film it, and air the results on Inside Amy Schumer.
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And unlike much of Europe, Ukraine even allows polygraph evidence in court, the most notable example being the case against Nadiya Savchenko, a former member of Parliament who was arrested in 2018 for her alleged role in an attempted coup d'etat.
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The tactics are meant to damage the credibility of the women: A letter from one of Ford's ex-boyfriends leaked to Fox News claimed she had helped a friend prepare for a polygraph test, which is in conflict with her sworn testimony.
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The letter refuted that Ford was claustrophobic or afraid of flying — which she and friends have attributed to ongoing trauma after her attack — and claimed she had helped a friend prepare for a polygraph test, which is in conflict with her sworn testimony.
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But the fact that EyeDetect is cheaper and faster than a polygraph might make Converus' new lie detector a tantalizing option for hiring offices across the country—a technology that could move into widespread use just as quietly as it leapt into existence.
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There is no indication that Cook County has since altered any of its policies, and, in fact, the Sheriff Department's legal department told WIRED that it does not retain polygraph records in an aggregate format, rendering it unable to track systematic racial bias.
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The farmer who has repeatedly been questioned in relation to the disappearance of college student Mollie Tibbetts tells Fox News he took a polygraph test earlier this week in Brooklyn, Iowa, the city where she was last seen more than three weeks ago.
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The agency said that removing an applicant for a failed polygraph exam is oftentimes done more quickly than removing them for admitting to disqualifying activity because in the latter case the applicant is first allowed due process, which can extend for weeks.
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Democrats slam alleged politicization of Trump State Department after IG report MORE (D-Md.) on Thursday asked whether Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh would support a call from his accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, for an FBI investigation and submit to a polygraph test.
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It began with the nature worship of our far-distant ancestors and continued on into the modern age thanks to people like Cleve Backster, a CIA polygraph expert who performed experiments in the 1960s to demonstrate that plants could read our minds.
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In between, the outside counsel, Rachel Mitchell, held a pen between her fingers and tested lines of inquiry that seemed to require more time than she had, pressing Dr. Blasey on her aversion to flying and the costs of a polygraph test.
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"Also provided in the complaint is an affidavit from Judge Roy Moore stating that he successfully completed a polygraph test confirming the representations of misconduct made against him during the campaign are completely false," Moore's campaign said in a Wednesday press release.
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KIEV — If you believe that a country's reality TV tells you something about the national character of the people, then consider Ukraine's "Love for Survival," a show that puts relationships of participating couples to the test with a polygraph exam focused on fidelity.
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That includes his claim that he sat for and passed a polygraph test and, in the case of the accusation from Tyson, that she did not come forward publicly until it was possible that he may ascend to the governorship because of the Northam scandal.
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Pace, both when speaking to BuzzFeed News and during her 2010 polygraph test, says that Kelly called one of his attorneys, who advised his star client that he did not have to let the police into the house if they did not have a warrant.
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As Christine Blasey Ford, who has accused President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault, testified in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday, she said that she took a polygraph test describing the alleged assault after her grandmother's funeral.
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A 2017 study at Walden University in Minneapolis found no relationship between preemployment polygraph exams and officers' propensity for future misconduct—a purported justification for administering polygraphs—nor any differences in attitude toward misconduct between officers who had or had not undergone such testing.
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According to Ronald Kessler's 1993 book, "The FBI," Mr. Walton was asked to take a polygraph test during an inquiry into a news leak about a preliminary F.B.I. investigation into possible financial irregularities involving the office of Representative William H. Gray III, Democrat of Pennsylvania.
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The genteel polygraph operator, perhaps sensing Maguire's inner tumult, told him to relax, everything was going to be OK. And sure enough, when the older man eventually got around to asking the moment-of-truth questions, they were all about Russia and Russian intelligence.
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"My client is prepared to undergo a polygraph examination in further substantiation of her claims provided Mr. Kavanaugh likewise agrees to undergo an examination," he said in an email to Mike Davis, the Judiciary Committee's chief counsel for nominations, which he shared on Twitter.
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They included the release by the Judiciary Committee of handwritten calendar notations from Judge Kavanaugh's high school days, as well as affidavits from Dr. Blasey's friends and husband and a copy of the polygraph test administered in August at the advice of her lawyers.
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Ms. Mitchell's trial-like line of inquiry drew steady but sometimes befuddled responses from Dr. Blasey, particularly as Ms. Mitchell tried to determine whether Democrats or outside interest groups had selected her legal team or paid the expenses for her representation and polygraph test.
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Cohen has long denied any relationship between Daniels and the President, but Tuesday's development was that Daniels' attorney provided CNN with an affidavit saying she passed a polygraph about the affair in 2011, along with a photo of her strapped into the lie detector apparatus.
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" Rachel Mitchell, a sex crimes prosecutor who was hired by Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley to lead the questioning of Ford for the Republicans, followed up asking if Ford had "ever given tips or advice to somebody who was looking to take a polygraph test?
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" He continued: "When all of the facts and evidence are examined by unbiased law enforcement professionals, I am confident that they will reach the same conclusion that was reached by one of the leading polygraph experts in the country -- that I am telling the truth.
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According to an affidavit for Fleming's arrest, a polygraph examiner who completed tests for Fleming and Luster in the 1980s told investigators last August that the two "were so deceptive" and that he believed they had killed the boy and dumped his body in Lake Mead.
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According to filed court documents obtained and published by CNN, Zervos says she has evidence in the form of emails, calendar entries and a polygraph test that illustrates her telling lawyers in 2011 about the attack, then again telling the story to Fox News in 2015.
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"The polygraph has no place in the judicial process where it is employed as a tool to determine or to test the credibility of witnesses," reads a landmark ruling on the use of polygraphs in the courtroom, handed down by the Supreme Court of Canada in 1987.
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Last week the technology burst into the news when Christine Blasey Ford, the woman who accuses Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her as a teenager, said that she had taken a privately administered polygraph test to help bolster her account of the incident.
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While undergoing a polygraph examination for a position at an FBI field office in New Haven in 2010, a black man was told that his recollection of using marijuana only a few times in high school was showing as deceptive, and that he should change his answer.
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"One needs to be really careful about distinguishing between questions, at least that relate to something factual that happened before about which one could, in principle, have real knowledge, versus states of mind or future events, where the polygraph essentially has no value," Fienberg told me.
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Leaked documents outlining plans to beef up a sister agency, the Border Patrol, first reported in Foreign Policy magazine, show that Customs and Border Protection officials are considering waiving polygraph tests for some applicants and applying less stringent background checks to speed the hiring of 5,000 agents.
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Fairfax, who has consistently denied the allegations and said Sunday he had taken two polygraph exams in an effort to show he is telling the truth, said Wednesday he wants officials in Boston and Durham, North Carolina, where Duke is located, to look into the allegations.
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"I could not be more crushed, betrayed, or saddened … knowing someone went behind my back and made fun of me is one of the worst feelings everywhere," she wrote in the post, further claiming that she would be hosting a "Polygraph Party" to find the social media culprit.
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The porn actress, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, reportedly took a videotaped polygraph test in 2011 for Life & Style magazine when it investigated her allegations that she and Donald Trump had an affair early in his current marriage to Melania Trump, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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In a complaint filed in August—the latest in a series stretching back years—Mr Reed's lawyers describe waffling in Mr Fennell's testimony, his two failed polygraph tests and the "unusual" actions he took, including ditching his truck and closing his bank account while his fiancé was still missing.
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When President Ronald Reagan agreed to an aide's proposal to polygraph senior officials in search for the source of a story about military operations in Lebanon, James A. Baker III, the White House chief of staff, objected strenuously and Secretary of State George P. Shultz threatened to resign.
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Congress did give the agency some flexibility in last year's National Defense Authorization Act, allowing the Homeland Security secretary and CBP commissioner the ability to waive the polygraph requirement for any veteran that has an active Top Secret government clearance, and has already successfully passed a current single-scope background investigation.
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In a Canadian military interrogation room in 203, strapped to a polygraph machine and sensing unseen observers behind a two-way mirror, 21-year-old Canadian sailor Todd Ross finally broke down in tears and said out loud what he'd been unable to say even to himself: He was gay.
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In a statement issued in response to the new sanctions motion, Burstein did not deny Mastro's allegations but claimed the new sanctions brief presents only a "truncated version" of discussions between Burstein and Mastro, leaving out key mentions of whether Fox contributor Snyder is willing to take a polygraph test.
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The GoFundMe campaigns came up after Rachel Mitchell, a prosecutor who questioned Dr. Blasey on behalf of Republican members of the committee, asked who had paid for a polygraph examination Dr. Blasey took as part of her sexual assault accusation against Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, President Trump's Supreme Court nominee.
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Some of the requests in the memo include steps like having direct hire authority, self-regulating the mandatory polygraph that is one of the biggest obstacles in hiring agents, greater salary and pay authority, greater cooperation with the Department of Defense to hire veterans and authority to establish social media accounts for recruitment.
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The FBI ought to be able to get access to the therapist's full notes, not least because we already know there are significant discrepancies between the details contained in those (late teens, mid 80's, 85033 boys), Dr. Ford's testimony (15, '82, 2 boys) and the deliberately ambiguous polygraph statement regarding the date.
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They learn to be so immersed in their cover that they can pass a polygraph test, to spot the perfect meeting site that is just isolated enough to avoid the eyes and ears of the enemy but also can be explained if discovered, and to handle tails — surveillants that could jeopardize an entire operation.
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Attorneys for Gallagher claimed in the motion that the prosecution did not provide the results of a polygraph Gallagher passed to his lawyers, according to the AP. Attorney Tim Parlatore said he was only aware of the exam because Gallagher told him he took it, along with investigation documents showing the test being scheduled.
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In perhaps the show's most heartbreaking episode, Karen Boes, a mother whose daughter was killed in a house fire, visibly shrinks under the gaze of a detective who convinces her, through hours of interrogation without a lawyer present, that because she failed a polygraph test, she must have been the one to set the fire.
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I believe the reason that Mr. Trump has not ranted and raged about Stormy Daniels is that she has the goods on the president, including her 2011 polygraph test results, and possibly photographs and tapes of their encounters, and Mr. Trump is beyond scared of what the reaction will be if these get released.
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They could continue to rush through the confirmation process and attempt to discredit the alleged victim -- Christine Blasey Ford, a professor in California, who offered the Washington Post a detailed account of what she describes as her traumatic experience and its aftermath, and even passed a polygraph test administered by a former FBI agent.
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Golsteyn was being prosecuted on one count of premeditated murder after twice acknowledging that during his deployment to Afghanistan in 2010 he killed an unarmed detainee suspected of being a Taliban bombmaker — first during a polygraph test for a job interview with the CIA in 2011, and then in a 2016 interview with Fox News.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE frequently discusses having polygraph tests administered after major news stories concerning the White House leak to the press, according to a Politico report.
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The merciless enforcement of the conditions routinely placed on those on the registry has resulted in the constant re-incarceration of offenders — not because they have committed new crimes but for technical violations of the conditions themselves, like failure to maintain a driving log, being late for curfew or failing to pay polygraph fees.
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Underscoring her unfamiliarity with legal matters, Ford alluded to how scared she was when she took the polygraph exam on the advice of her lawyer: "You can tell how anxious I was by the terrible handwriting," she told the committee, referring to the account she wrote out by hand on yellow paper before the test was administered.
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From Congress, CBP would want legal authority to hire federal, state and local law enforcement officers who are in good standing and already have a polygraph from those agencies as well as veterans or members of the US Reserves or National Guard who have held a Secret-level clearance or hire, have had a background investigation and are otherwise in good standing.
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Additionally, BuzzFeed News reviewed signed legal documents, drafts of settlements between Kelly and Pace, correspondence between Pace and the attorneys involved, a polygraph test performed at the request of her attorney regarding her relationship with Kelly, a probate court document opening an estate for Pace as the result of a civil settlement, and a subsequent payment made by Kelly's management company to Pace.
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Auditors analyzed 380 polygraph exams administered from 2013-2016 and found nearly one fifth of the applicants were given lie-detector tests even though they had already admitted to disqualifying activities, including "illegal drug use, drug smuggling, human trafficking, and ... having close personal relationships with people who commit such crimes," the inspector general's office said in a statement announcing the report.
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