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Criminal or Civil Exams
Law Enforcement Defense Exams
Infidelity or Domestic Exams
As an FBI polygraph examiner who conducted extensive FBI polygraph examinations, Jason White was regularly contacted by FBI Case Agents or local law enforcement to administer polygraph examinations for suspects, persons of interest, or witnesses in their cases. When a Case Agent or investigator requests polygraph services, there is some level of uncertainty regarding the person’s involvement in the crime. The polygraph examination helps investigators decide whether to halt further investigation of this person, thereby allowing them to focus resources elsewhere, to dismiss charges against a person, or to reexamine evidence and witness testimony. Jason's polygraph process, which combines his skills as a seasoned FBI interviewer/instructor and polygraph examiner, creates an environment in which each examinee can receive a fair and credible polygraph examination.
Infidelity or Domestic Exams
Law Enforcement Defense Exams
Infidelity or Domestic Exams
When there is uncertainty within a relationship regarding sexual, financial, or other disputes, KOW Polygraph Consultants can provide limited services. Each service request will be evaluated on an individual basis.
Law Enforcement Defense Exams
Law Enforcement Defense Exams
Post Conviction Sex Offender Testing (PCSOT)
A June 2020 USA Today article, entitled “Tarnished Brass,” exalted, “We found 85,000 cops who’ve been investigated for misconduct. Now you can read their record.” According to the article, while most misconduct investigations involve routine infractions, the review of records included more than 20,000 investigations of officers using excessive force, more than 3,000 allegations of rape, child molestation, and other sexual misconduct, and more than 2,000 domestic violence complaints among officers.
For police officers who have been falsely accused of misconduct, KOW Polygraph Consultants can help you build a strong defense.
Police officers' risk their lives daily for the public and should not have to risk family humiliation, employment, and their reputation for doing their job correctly.
Post Conviction Sex Offender Testing (PCSOT)
Post Conviction Sex Offender Testing (PCSOT)
Post Conviction Sex Offender Testing (PCSOT)
All polygraph examiners at KOW Polygraph Consultants are federally certified retired FBI Special Agents who are also certified to conduct PCSOT examinations. Each examiner possesses the knowledge and experience to conduct PCSOT polygraph examinations, approved by the American Polygraph Association.
Probation Officers, therapists, and potential examinees should be cautious on choosing a polygraph examiner based on the lowest price available.
Pre-Employment Screening
Post Conviction Sex Offender Testing (PCSOT)
Pre-Employment Screening
All state and local law enforcement agencies should be conducting pre-employment screening exams for all law enforcement candidates.
Polygraph screening of law enforcement candidates will ensure honesty on applications, avoid hiring candidates with serious criminal history, or hiring candidates with excessive or recent illegal drug use. Without polygraph screening, a law enforcement agency is exposing itself to unsuitable law enforcement officers, civil liabilities, and public ridicule.
Workplace Investigations
Post Conviction Sex Offender Testing (PCSOT)
Pre-Employment Screening
The Employment Polygraph Protection Act (Fact Sheet #36: Employee Polygraph Protection Act of 1988 | U.S. Department of Labor (dol.gov)). The Act generally prevents employers engaged in interstate commerce from using polygraph examinations either for pre-employment screening or during the course of employment, with certain exemptions.
Exemptions
For private sector firms, the Act allows for limited exemptions in which polygraph tests (but no other lie detector tests) may be administered, subject to certain restrictions:
- To employees who are reasonably suspected of involvement in a workplace incident that results in economic loss to the employer and who had access to the property that is the subject of an investigation; and
- To prospective employees of armored car, security alarm, and security guard firms who protect facilities, materials, or operations affecting health or safety, national security, or currency and other like instruments; and
- To prospective employees of pharmaceutical and other firms authorized to manufacture, distribute, or dispense controlled substances and who will have direct access to such controlled substances, as well as current employees who had access to persons or property that are the subject of an ongoing investigation.