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Examinee's Bill of Rights

  • The polygraph examination will be conducted only with your full consent & after signing  a polygraph consent form in the polygraph institute.
  • No one is allowed to force you to be examined or to sign the polygraph consent form.
  • You are entitled to be treated with respect throughout the polygraph examination.
  • Discrimination against an individual is prohibited on grounds of origin, gender, religion, age, nationality, socio-economic status, organizational affiliation, political affiliation and / or any other definition.
  • You are entitled to receive the name of the examiner who will conducting your examination , as well as the details of his qualifications and professional experience.
  • You are entitled to receive full information before the test about the purpose of the test, the testing process, the test measures, etc.
  • The examiner must discuss and review your medical condition with you before conducting the examination.
  • The examiner must discuss with you during the interview all of the questions that will be presented to you during the polygraph examination and you should not be asked questions that were not reviewed  with you during the test .
  • The examiner must present to you during the polygraph examination all of the questions at least in two rounds and recommended in three.
  • You are entitled to refuse to take the polygraph examination or stop the examination process any time if you decide and the examiner must accept your decision .
  • Except for the test results that will be given to the person who ordered the polygraph examination , you are entitled to complete confidentiality in all matters relating to your polygraph examination.

The Israeli Polygraph Examiners Association

The Israeli Polygraph Examiners Association is the only national association in the world known as a division of the American Polygraph Association (APA), which is the world's leading and largest international association, which includes state and private examiners from around the world.