Criminal Specific Polygraph Exams
What Are Criminal-Specific Examinations?
Criminal-specific polygraph examinations focus on a single incident or allegation. These examinations are designed to help clarify conflicting statements, support investigative efforts, or provide additional information for legal professionals. They are often requested by defense attorneys, investigators, law enforcement agencies, or individuals involved in a criminal matter.
Our Criminal Polygraph Services
We provide professional examinations for a variety of criminal-related matters, including:
Theft & Property Crimes
Fraud & Financial Offenses
Assault Allegations
Sexual Offense Allegations
Case-Specific Investigations
Other Incident-Specific Matters
Who We Work With
Our criminal-specific examinations support individuals and authorized professionals involved in criminal investigations and legal proceedings. We work with clients who require confidential, objective, and professionally conducted examinations.
- Criminal Defense Attorneys
- Private Investigators
- Law Enforcement Agencies
- Prosecutors (where applicable)
- Individuals Involved in Criminal Matters
Why Choose Our Criminal-Specific Examinations?
Choosing an experienced examiner is an important part of any criminal investigation. We are committed to providing impartial, confidential, and professional examinations that support the fact-finding process while treating every client with fairness, respect, and discretion
- Confidential Examinations
- Objective & Impartial
- Case-Specific Testing
- Professional Support
FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about criminal-specific polygraph examinations? Explore our frequently asked questions to learn more about the examination process, confidentiality, appointment preparation, and how these examinations may support criminal investigations and legal matters.
These examinations may be requested by individuals, attorneys, investigators, law enforcement agencies, or other authorized parties, depending on the circumstances of the case.
Most criminal-specific examinations include a pre-test interview, the examination itself, and a post-test review. The total appointment typically lasts between two and four hours.
Yes. All examinations are conducted with strict confidentiality, and information is shared only with authorized individuals or as permitted by law.
Whether polygraph results are admissible depends on the laws of the jurisdiction and the specific circumstances of the case. Your attorney can advise you on how the examination may be used in your legal matter.
Schedule a Criminal Polygraph Examination
If you need a professional criminal-specific polygraph examination, contact us today. We’ll discuss your situation, answer your questions, and help you schedule a confidential appointment tailored to your case.