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- n. A person skilled in the operation of a polygraph
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““Please answer the question,” Steve Cooley repeated to the polygraphist.”
“Richard Tresvant submitted to two polygraph exams, one administered by a poly-graphist hired by the defense and a second administered by the polygraphist selected by the district attorney of Los Angeles County.”
““That is correct, sir,” the polygraphist answered.”
“Some organizations have their own polygraphist; the DoD usually relies on the FBI.”
“But after three hours with the polygraphist and a psychologist, candidates are somber as they return to the first building.”
“Noted theologian and polygraphist, b. of German parents at Madrid,”
“Bordelon is a certified polygraphist and a graduate of the American International Polygraph Institute., is the president and owner of Polygraphics since 1985.”
“For whatever reason, even though I hired a very highly qualified polygraphist with indisputable credentials, this asshole believes that the results were rigged…that I may have paid or coerced my polygraphist into rigging the results.”
““I’m quite certain that there are,” the polygraphist answered, “but I think that the most important factor in the polygraph exam and the reliability of its results is the professional skill of the polygraphist in analyzing those results.””
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