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Types of PCSOT examinations. Examiners should utilize five basic types of PCSOT examinations: instant offense exams, prior-allegation exams, sexual history disclosure exams, maintenance exams, and sex offense monitoring exams. These basic types of examinations provide both a frame of reference and a time of reference for each examination. Examiners should not mix investigation targets from different frames of reference (examination types) or times of reference within the structure of a single examination.
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Types of PCSOT examinations. 1044 8.1. Instant offense exams. 1044 8.1.1. Instant offense exam 1044 8.1.2. Instant offense investigative exam 1044 8.2. Prior allegation exam 1145 8.3. Sexual history exams I and II 1145 8.3.1. Sex history form 1145 8.3.2. Sexual history exam I. 1246 8.3.3. General sex history exam II 1347 8.4. Maintenance exam 1649 8.5. Sex offense monitoring exam 1951 9. Suitability for testing 2052 9.1. Medications. 2052 9.2. Unsuitable examinees. 2052 9.3. Team approach. 2153 9.4. Incremental validity 2153 10. Testing procedures 2153 10.1. Case background information. 2153 10.2. Audio-visual or audio recording 2153 10.3. Pre-test phase 2153 10.4. In-test operations. 2254
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Types of PCSOT examinations. Examiners should utilize five basic types of PCSOT examinations: instant offense exams, prior-allegation exams, sexual history disclosure exams, maintenance exams, and sex offense monitoring exams. These basic types of examinations provide both a frame of reference and a time of reference for each examination. Examiners should not mix investigation targets from different frames of reference (examination types) or times of reference within the structure of a single examination. 8.1. Instant offense exams. Examiners should use two basic types of examinations to investigate the circumstances and details of the instant offense for which the examinee was convicted: the Instant Offense exam and the Instant Offense Investigative exam. These exams should be conducted prior to victim clarification or reunification in order to reduce offender denial and mitigate the possibility of further traumatizing a victim. These circumstances might result when an offender has attempted to conceal the most invasive or abusive aspects of an admitted offense or whenever the multi-disciplinary community supervision team determines that accountability for the circumstances and details of the instant offense represent a substantial barrier to an examinee's engagement and progress in sex offense specific treatment. 8.1.1. Instant offense exam. Examiners should conduct the Instant offense (IO) exam as an event- specific polygraph for examinees who deny any or all important aspects of the allegations pertaining to their present sex offense crime(s) of conviction.
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Types of PCSOT examinations. 10 1. Instant offense exams. 10 8.1.1. Instant offense exam 10 8.1.2. Instant offense investigative exam 10 8.2. Prior allegation exam 11 8.3. Sexual history exams I and II 12 8.3.1. Sex history document 12 8.3.2. Sexual history exam I. 12 8.3.3. Sex history history exam II 14 8.4. Maintenance exam 17 8.5. Sex offense monitoring exam 20 9.Suitability for testing 21 9.1. Medications 21 9.2. Trauma and dissociation 21 9.3. Unsuitable examinees 21 9.4. Team approach 22 9.5. Incremental validity 22 10. Testing procedures 22 10.1. Case background information 22 10.2. Audio-visual or audio recording 22 10.3. Pre-test phase 22 10.4. In-test operations 24 10.5. Test data analysis 24 10.6. Posttest review 25 11.Examination report 25 11.1. Dissemination of test results and information. 26 11.2. Scope of expertise 26 12. Records retention. 26 13. Quality assurance 26 14. Examiner qualifications. 26 14.1. Specialized training 26 14.2. Continuing education. 26 1. Model Policy. This Model Policy should be considered a description of recommended best- practices for polygraph professionals who engage in Post-Conviction Sex Offender Testing (PCSOT) activities. This Model Policy is intended to provide a basis for local programs developing or updating their PCSOT regulations, and does not attempt to address all aspects of PCSOT activities or policy implementation at the local level.
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