This examination is 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.  The specific Issue test is also used if there is a specific event in question, such as re-offending, or failure to follow one or more of the supervision guidelines.

This test is to thoroughly investigate, either periodically or randomly, the examinee’s compliance with any of the designated terms and condition of probation, parole and treatment rules.

This examination is used to verify the accuracy of the offender's disclosure of his/her sexual history to the treatment provider. It is also used to investigate the examinee’s history of involvement in unknown or unreported offenses and other sexual compulsivity, sexual pre-occupation, or sexual deviancy behaviors.

The purpose is to verify full and complete disclosure of sexual history for treatment purposes. A sexual history questionnaire, completed by the offender and approved by the treatment provider must be submitted to the polygraph examiner before the examination.

This test covers any sexual re-offending and any other illegal sexual behavior for a designated time period since being on probation/parole.