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'Bride and Prejudice: Forbidden Love': Did Kareem refuse the polygraph test because he abused Kiandria? - MEAWW 'Bride and Prejudice: Forbidden Love': Did Kareem refuse the polygraph test because he abused Kiandria? - MEAWW Posted: 30 Mar 2020 07:55 PM PDT 'Bride and Prejudice: Forbidden Love' star Kareem Allen may be ready to prove his love for Kiandria 'KeeKee' Demone but the odds are against him. His could-be mother-in-law, Marveline, doesn't trust him fully and had arranged for a polygraph (lie-detector) test for him.  It's not been a great time for Kareem because he has been grilled quite a bit over the last few weeks. And then to seek everyone's approval in their marriage, convince both his mother Tia and Marveline, could turn out to be too much to take. But, he's not giving up. Even though he has fans' support, we all know that isn't enough sometimes. A so...

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Sex offenders could face compulsory lie detector tests after study reveals success in exposing incriminating evidence - Telegraph.co.uk Sex offenders could face compulsory lie detector tests after study reveals success in exposing incriminating evidence - Telegraph.co.uk Posted: 18 Mar 2020 12:00 AM PDT Mandatory lie detector tests for all convicted sex offenders have been recommended after a police chiefs' study found the technology was at least six times more likely to reveal incriminating evidence. The study by Kent University for the National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) found police or probation officers using the polygraphs - or lie detectors - were able to elicit more incriminating "sexual" disclosures from the offenders than if they had simply interviewed them. The so-called "risk-relevant disclosures" - obtained after the offenders were asked about their sexual interests and access to children - coul...

Why Lie Detector Tests Can't Be Trusted - Smithsonian.com Why Lie Detector Tests Can't Be Trusted - Smithsonian.com Posted: 25 Jul 2019 11:53 AM PDT Francis Gary Powers had his first polygraph experience right after signing up as a pilot for the CIA's U-2 program in January 1956. In his memoir, Powers described being called into a room where he was confronted with the question, "Any objection to taking a lie detector test?" Though I had a great many, I didn't voice them, shaking my head. If this was a condition of the job, I'd do it. But I didn't like it. … I had never felt so completely exposed, as if there was no privacy whatsoever. If at that moment someone had handed me a petition banning polygraphs forever from the face of the earth, I would gladly have signed it. When I was asked the last question and the straps were taken off, I vowed that never again, no matter what the circumstances, w...

Man seeking state police job takes polygraph test, gets 20 years in prison - ABA Journal Man seeking state police job takes polygraph test, gets 20 years in prison - ABA Journal Posted: 07 Aug 2015 12:00 AM PDT Home Daily News Man seeking state police job takes polygraph… Evidence By Martha Neil August 7, 2015, 9:00 am CDT A pre-employment polygraph examination for a state police job did not go well for Cedric Lovejoy. He not only wound up without the Missouri State Highway Patrol position he was seeking but, as of Thursday, was sentenced to a 20-year term in federal prison, the Kansas City Star reports. During the 2012 test, Lovejoy confessed to the examiner that he had filmed a sexual encounter with a 14-year-old, federal prosecutors said. A subsequent search of his home computer, weeks later, turned up the video Lovejoy reportedly made in July 2009 on his cellphone. Court documents say Lovejoy, when asked if he had ...

Police chief supports lie detector tests for sex offenders - Daily Mail Police chief supports lie detector tests for sex offenders - Daily Mail Posted: 18 Mar 2020 09:33 AM PDT Assistant chief constable Michelle Skeer, pictured, said mandatory polygraph tests on convicted sex offenders would help police monitor them Convicted sex offenders should undergo compulsory lie-detector tests, a new study suggests. Research by the University of Kent found that mandatory polygraph tests for those convicted of sexual crimes made offenders six times more likely to reveal information relevant to their risk assessment on release. Those who had been convicted of a crime and were applying for notification requirements to be eased were 42.5 times more likely to pass on information if subjected to a lie detector test, the study found. The team looked at 557 convicted offenders who were being supervised by police; 142 suspected of online o...

Actors take a lie detector test (video) - cleveland.com Actors take a lie detector test (video) - cleveland.com Posted: 04 Mar 2020 06:50 AM PST 'Downhill' stars Will Ferrell and Julia Louis-Dreyfus recently sat down with Vanity Fair and had the chance to administer a lie detector test to each other. See how each star answered questions about past hits, awards shows and much more in the video " Will Ferrell & Julia Louis-Dreyfus Take a Lie Detector Test " Explore other recent videos from our content partners at Conde Nast. Actors teach you how to talk like a Canadian Singer translates British slang terms Patrick Stewart answers the most popular questions about him on Google Harrison Ford breaks down his most iconic movie roles Watch an AI bot interview Billie Eilish 73 questions with Camila Cabello Elijah Wood answers Google questions posted about him Tour a $50M mansion once owned by Prince De...