Polygraph. A Member may be ordered to submit to a polygraph examination if the Member is a primary focus of an investigation, a witness to an incident or with the consent of the Member. Polygraph examinations shall be administered by an outside person or agency. No polygraph examination shall be given, unless the incident could amount to a violation of law which may be chargeable as a felony, unless the Member consents. In addition, a Member may also be ordered to take a polygraph examination if the complainant against the Member takes a polygraph examination and the results for the complainant’s polygraph examination support the complaint against the accused Member. A Member who is so ordered to submit to a polygraph shall be provided advanced notice of at least seventy-two (72) hours of the date, time and place of such examination. The examiner’s interpretive results of the Member’s examination shall only be used to support or rebut other evidence and it shall not be used as the sole basis for disciplinary action.
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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Contract, Contract
