PO Box 36124
American International Institute of Polygraph (AIIP)
Mail: P.O. Box 686, Morrow, GA 30260-0686
Phone: 770-960-1377 Fax: 770-960-1355
E-mail: AIIP@
POLYGRAPH TESTING FOR THE IDENTIFICATION,
TREATMENT AND MONITORING OF SEX OFFENDERS
(APA Recognized Post Conviction Sex Offender Testing Course)
A forty (40) hour course designed to assist the experienced polygraph examiner:
• In conducting specific and multiple issue exams for the identification of sex offenders;
• In understanding the sex offender and getting confessions;
• In conducting instant offense, instant offense investigative, prior allegation, sexual history, monitoring and maintenance exams for the treatment and supervision of sex crime offenders.
December 13 – 17, 2010
(8AM – 5PM Monday – Thursday; 8AM – Noon Friday)
APA Examination for APA members/applicants at 12:30PM, Friday.
TRAINING LOCATION: Department of Criminal Justice Training, Richmond, Kentucky
LODGING: Dorm rooms at the Department of Criminal Justice Training Center will be at no cost to Kentucky Law Enforcement Officers and retired Kentucky Law Enforcement Officers only. All others will have to pay $15.00 per night if they elect to stay at that dorm. Persons interested in reserving a room at the dorm during this training can use the website or call the dorm staff at 859-622-1703
PROGRAM SPEAKERS:
• Charles (Chuck) E. Slupski. An APA recognized PCSOT examiner with more than 10 years experience testing convicted sex offenders pre and post conviction.
• Walt G. Jones. An APA recognized PCSOT examiner with more than 10 years experience testing convicted sex offenders pre and post conviction.
• Keth Zimmerman-Hicks, Ph.D., LPCC. Sex offender treatment specialist and program administrator.
SEMINAR FEE: $500.00 for course. Lodging, meals & transportation not included.
REGISTER: Fax or mail registration form to American International Institute of Polygraph.
PCSOT Seminar - Kentucky
POLYGRAPH TESTING FOR THE IDENTIFICATION,
TREATMENT AND MONITORING OF SEX OFFENDERS
(APA Recognized Post Conviction Sex Offender Testing Course)
December 13 – 17, 2010
*CATCH THEM SO THEY CAN BECOME “POST CONVICTION”
Seminar Contents: Introduction & History of PCSOT; The Containment Approach – Role of Team Members; Communication / Information Sharing; Treatment / Polygraph Shopping; Ethics and Standards for Sex Offender Testing; Separation of containment team member roles; Test formats; Recording and time guidelines; Responsibility for Test Question Construction; Basic Polygraph Standards; Polygraph Theory/Concepts for Pre & Post Conviction Testing; Comparison Question Techniques; Inclusive & Exclusive Comparison Questions; Post Conviction Sex Offender Test Types & Purposes; When to do which type of test; Mixing Issues / Crossing Targets; Testing on “fantasy” instead of actual behavior; Administering Sex Offense Suspect Testing (Instant Offense Testing); The Role of the Probation/Parole Officer; Sex Offenders: Scope of the Problem, Purpose of Polygraph, Risk Assessment, Sexual Disorders, Myths about Sex Offenders, Fantasy, Cognitive Distortion, Sex Offender Treatment Models, Sex Offender Denial; Victimization and Impact on Polygraph Testing; Pre – In- & Post Test Considerations in Reported Victim Testing; Sexual History Disclosure Exams: Purpose, When to Conduct and When to Postpone, Sexual History Review Before Testing, Target Selection, Test Question Construction, Frequency of Testing & Retesting Considerations; Maintenance / Monitoring Exams: Purpose, Scheduling, Target Selection, Test Question Construction, & Administration Considerations; Reporting Exam Results; Countermeasures and Control; Practical exercises in question list development; and, Elective APA written exam for APA members/applicants for membership.
• A comprehensive understanding of the subject matter areas in BOLD above are considered essential for police and other examiners responsible for conducting examinations of subjects and reported victims of sex offenses. If offenders are not caught, there is little chance they will become “post conviction” sex offenders.
• If special considerations are not taken when testing reported victims of serious sex offenses, one can expect to get a “false positive” (calling a true victim deceptive).
REGISTRATION FORM
NAME: ________________________________________________________________________
Address: ____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
Phone / Contact Info: ____________________________________________________________
EMAIL: ___________________________________________________________________
ARE YOU A MEMBER OF THE APA? YES NO
ARE YOU APPLYING FOR APA MEMBERSHIP? YES NO
HAVE YOU COMPLETED MORE THAN 200 EXAMINATIONS? YES NO
Date: December 13 – 17, 2010
(8AM – 5PM Monday – Thursday; 8AM – Noon Friday)
APA written exam for members/applicants for membership at 12:30PM, Friday.
LODGING: Dorm rooms at the Department of Criminal Justice Training will be at no cost to Kentucky Law Enforcement Officers and retired Kentucky Law Enforcement Officers only. All others will have to pay $15.00 per night if they elect to stay at the dorm. Persons interested in reserving a room at the dorm during this training can use the website or call the dorm staff at 859-622-1703
SEMINAR FEE: $500.00 for course. Lodging, meals & transportation not included
REGISTER: American International Institute of Polygraph (AIIP)
Mail: P.O. Box 686, Morrow, GA 30260-0686
Phone: 770-960-1377 Fax: 770-960-1355
E-mail: AIIP@
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