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Sat Nov-12-05 10:58 PM
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| A polygraph question: Do they allow the person taking a polygraph to be on |
| spindrifter
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Sat Nov-12-05 11:00 PM
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| 1. What did you have in mind? |
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Sun Nov-13-05 09:20 AM
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| 6. The question is posed by a friend of mine that just had |
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surgery and has a problem that requires medication. Will the examiner consider such a problem for their test?
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Sat Nov-12-05 11:14 PM
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| 2. LOL, I wonder if the first question they ask is |
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whether you're on medication
(oh, wait, if you are and it works, it wouldn't matter...)
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Sat Nov-12-05 11:14 PM
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| 3. Why would they believe you? |
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Sun Nov-13-05 12:14 AM
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| 4. The FIRST question to ask is: |
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Why would anyone allow themselves to be the VICTIM of a polygraph test. After all, it's not admissible in court.
Just say NO.
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Sun Nov-13-05 09:22 AM
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| 7. A person agreed to one |
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because they figured it was an attempt to question their truthfulness or to entice a confession of which the person is not guilty of an infraction.
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Sun Nov-13-05 01:43 AM
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| 5. Cannot wait for the day when they can do the test in an MRI machine!! |
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