Polygraph Use In Probation

Summary

Polygraph results are generally inadmissible in West Virginia courts due to reliability concerns but can be used to monitor sex offender probation compliance. Non-compliance with polygraph testing can result in probation violations and potential re-incarceration. Adhering to all probation conditions is crucial. If you have specific concerns about probation conditions, consider seeking legal advice.

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What if they dont comply
If a sex offender on probation in West Virginia does not comply with polygraph testing, they could face consequences such as:
- Violation of probation terms
- Revocation of probation
- Potential re-incarceration
It's important to adhere to all probation conditions. Do you have concerns about a specific situation?
But polygraphs arent admissible as evidence
You're right; polygraphs are generally not admissible as evidence in court due to their reliability issues. However, they can still be used as a tool for probation officers to monitor compliance with probation conditions. If you have concerns about specific probation conditions or compliance, please share more details about your situation.