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At times, innocent individuals when accused of criminal wrong doinghave the need to provide proof of their innocence. Specific issue examinations can be conducted to provide this verification. Specific issue exams are conducted when requested by attorneys for their clients that are under investigation or for those that have been formally charged. A forensic polygraph examiner can verify a client's truthfulness relative to a plea bargain negotiation. This type of exam can be utilized to deter prosecution, prevent it and even lessen punishment.

The Employee Polygraph Protection Act of 1988 prevents most employers (except government entities) from having their employees polygraphed with the exception of EMPLOYEE THEFT. When a business owner experiences theft first hand, they can legally request their employees to submit to polygraph testing when there is an on-going investigation.

Police Departments utilize polygraph examinations during active criminal investigations to verify the truthfulness of witness statements and suspect statements. Police and Fire Departments also utilize pre-employment examinations to help them hire individuals that are trustworthy and ethical.

Concerns about a partner's sexual behavior outside their relationship, personal background, health status, financial background and substance abuse history can be effectively dealt with utilizing this type of examination.

Let us HELP you RESTORE your personal relationship with your significant other.

Tournament Directors often request participants to submit to polygraph testing to ensure that all rules and regulations of their contest were followed appropriately and correctly in order to promote healthy SPORTSMANSHIP.

*Fishing Tournaments

*Deer and Wild Game Tournaments

*Body Building Contests

Parents today are faced with challenges at an unprecedented level. It's just not easy raising teens today in our constantly changing world. Sometimes intervention from a polygraph professional is needed to ensure the truthfulness of their statements concerning possible troubling behaviors: including but not limited to behavioral problems at school, substance abuse issues, promiscuous sexual behavior, and even criminal behavior. Typically, only children that are at least 13 years of age can be tested.

Clinical polygraph examinations are often used by Therapists and or Partners of addicts to monitor sobriety from alcohol and illicit drug use, pornography, gambling and sexual addictions.

When an individual is seeking a Texas Nursing License and their previous history indicates possible issues with substance abuse or property-related criminal activity, The Texas Nursing Board will often require verification that these issues have been dealt with effectively. No one is perfect and sometimes good people make bad mistakes. We can help prove that mistakes were just that, MISTAKES....not a way of life. .

Post conviction examinations for Parole/Probation Departments and Therapists afford the unique ability to promote public safety and measure treatment progression for convicted sex offenders and non-sexual offenders that have been released into the community.