When circumstances of a serious nature arise with a employee of a resort or business, Would a polygraph be plausable to clear or remove suspicion of said person?. I understand quest security in jamaica offers the service.
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When circumstances of a serious nature arise with a employee of a resort or business, Would a polygraph be plausable to clear or remove suspicion of said person?. I understand quest security in jamaica offers the service.
I see it as an opportunity to provide weight of innocence, To never have what ever the circumstance is to hang over ones head forever.Just my 2 cents.
There was an article in the Gleaner in June:
"The Jamaica Polygraph Association is reporting that more and more Jamaicans are warming to the idea of undergoing a polygraph test at the workplace.
Deryck Dwyer, president of the Jamaica Polygraph Association and managing director of Global Integrity Services, told The Sunday Gleaner that fewer people are refusing to take a company-mandated lie detector test."
http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/2...ews/news1.html
having taken a polygraph just to gain employment.... I wouldn't wish the procedure on anyone, nor would I do it again... even though I passed.....
Results not allowed in courts in USA.
In the US and other countries, these tests are used as a tool to help invoke confessions for crimes that might otherwise go unsolved. They do proove you're nervous. They don't proove you're guilty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fred Stripe
There's an actual association for polygraphs? REALLLY???? WOW!
We've turned into a society where its guilty until proven innocent..... In almost every walk of life...
So if I'm in a police station making a statement on the lie detector,the results of which may send me to Jail,wouldnt you be nervous ???Of course.....