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April 22, 2010 | Training Opportunity - May 18-21 2010/Techniques and Methodolgies for Developing Information from Person of Interest, Holiday Inn, Raleigh Durham Airport, NC
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April 22, 2010 | Job Vacancy - Polygraph Examiner, Fairfax County Police Department, VA
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April 18, 2010 | Polygraph Expert named Maryland's Top Trooper
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October 28 , 2009| Exciting Opportunities for DACA Trained Examiners
JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: http://www.usajobs.com, keyword search: 1680363 or MICECP
LOCATION: Many vacancies - throughout the world
The Military Intelligence Civilian Excepted Career Program (MICECP) recruits highly qualified and motivated intelligence professionals to fill sensitive and critical intelligence and counterintelligence positions worldwide in direct support to U.S. Army Commanders, intelligence community staff offices and joint commands.
JOB SUMMARY: Incumbent of position conducts the most complex counterintelligence polygraph examinations on military personnel all grades assigned/detailed to the National Security Agency and on both military and civilian personnel of all grades involved in Special Access Programs throughout CONUS and other agencies. Coordinates logistical requirements for pre-examination briefings and polygraph testing throughout CONUS. Prepares and evaluates polygraph investigative techniques and methods to be utilized during examination and prepares complete, concise investigative reports of all exams conducted. Conducts intelligence operational and specific issue suitability polygraph examinations on cleared personnel in sensitive positions or on those involved in specific Human Intelligence (HUMINT) or counterintelligence operations located with CONUS and OCONUS.
EMAIL ADDRESS: micecp.division@us.army.mil
MICECP APPLICANT COORDINATOR: 301-833-9596
September 4 , 2009| Polygraph Place: Video Introduction to Services
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July 23, 2009| Job Vacancy
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June 9, 2009|
Issa proposes polygraphs for CIA-briefed lawmakers
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June 29, 2009 |
Real Polygraph Lie Detection News - sponsored by The Polygraph Place
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June 20, 2009 | IMPD regaining trust with integrity program
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December 26 , 2008 | Understand the Polygraph
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December 26 , 2008 | Polygraph Admitted: Defendant Acquitted
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November 6 , 2008 | Polygraph Test: From TV to Reality
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June 9 , 2008 | Job Vacancy
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March 22, 2008 | The Polygraph Pardox
Wall Street Journal Article. Lie detectors aren't perfect. But, convicted sex offenders concede, they may be good enough
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March 30, 2006 | Innocent Until Proved Guilty?
A Pentagon study obtained by ABC News finds that a new kind of voice lie detector used by the U.S. military and American police departments is no better than "flipping a coin" in detecting lies.
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April 11, 2003 | Bureau Never Administered Polygraph Test To 30-Year Agent Who Handled Informer
A former F.B.I. agent arrested on Wednesday in an espionage case had not been given a polygraph test in his nearly 30 years with the bureau, and lax oversight of his relationship with an informer now accused of being a Chinese double-agent appears to have violated numerous policies, bureau officials said today.
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April 8, 2003 | Habitual Sex Offender May Get New Trial, Appeals Court Rules
First offending as a child, Richard Broten has lost track of how many people he has sexually abused. But his estimate is 35 to 60, including an infant, boys, girls, teens, elderly women, relatives and strangers.
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June 10, 2002 | Utah Police Stumped As Abduction Case Grows Cold
Six days into the search for a 14-year-old girl reportedly kidnapped at gunpoint from her bedroom, police are no closer to solving the case, and the trail is growing cold.
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May 24, 2000 | Experts Say Ramseys Passed Lie Detector Tests
Transcript of John and Patsy Ramsey news conference.
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