Polygraph examinations.
Confidential polygraph examinations by an APA Certified Polygraph Examiner, for attorneys, businesses, and individuals.
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A polygraph examination records physiological responses while a person answers carefully prepared questions. When it is conducted by a trained, certified examiner and paired with sound investigative work, it can help attorneys and clients make better-informed decisions.
Our examinations are conducted by an APA Certified Polygraph Examiner, and results are shared only with you or your retaining attorney.
When a polygraph can help.
- Criminal defenseDefense attorneys can retain an examination privately to help evaluate a client's account before making strategy decisions.
- Civil mattersDisputes where one person's word is central to the facts of the case.
- Personal and relationship mattersQuestions of infidelity, trust, or other personal concerns where you need clarity.
- Business mattersInternal investigations into theft or misconduct. Federal law limits how most private employers may use polygraphs, so we review whether an exam is appropriate before scheduling.
How an examination works.
- 01ConsultationWe discuss the situation, confirm a polygraph is appropriate, and schedule the examination.
- 02Pre-test interviewThe examiner reviews the issue with the examinee, explains the process, and goes over every question in advance.
- 03ExaminationThe examinee answers the agreed questions while the instrument records responses. There are no surprise questions.
- 04ResultsThe examiner analyzes the data and reports the results to you or your retaining attorney.
How to prepare.
- Get a full night of sleep before the examination
- Eat normally and take any prescribed medications as usual
- Avoid alcohol and recreational drugs beforehand
- Bring a valid government-issued photo ID
- Allow a few hours for the full examination
Confidential from start to finish.
Polygraph matters are often sensitive. We handle every examination with discretion, and we share results only with the person or attorney who retained us, unless you direct otherwise in writing.
Confidential
Schedule a polygraph examination.
Call to discuss your situation and whether a polygraph examination is the right step.