Legal Question in Criminal Law in Texas
criminal probation
A friend was taking mandatory polygraph when the examiner asked him questions about a specific date. Being aver 55 he paused to try to remember and failed the test. Does he have any recourse?
Asked on 5/31/08, 11:19 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
TC Langford
Langford Law Office
Re: criminal probation
If that is the reason he failed the test, then the examiner is not competent.
Otherwise he failed the test for a different reason.
Without disclosing to authorities, his attorney can take him to a competent polygrapher for another test, and determine if there is a different outcome. If handled correctly the results would be privileged.
Answered on 6/02/08, 7:56 am
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