Comprehensive guide to Louisiana employer polygraph rights under the federal EPPA and state licensing laws (RS 37:2831). Covers exemptions, compliance, and admissibility.
Read Article →Complete guide to hiring licensed polygraph examiners in New Orleans. Covers Louisiana licensing law, board verification, costs, and admissibility.
Read Article →The BRPD Hamadeh polygraph case — the first IA lie detector test in five years — reshaped how Louisiana police departments use polygraph exams…
Read Article →Complete guide to Louisiana polygraph training: 270-hour course requirement, state board licensing under RS 37:2831, APA accreditation, and career paths.
Read Article →Evans v. DeRidder (2002) is the Louisiana Supreme Court ruling that made polygraph evidence admissible in civil service hearings. Full case analysis.
Read Article →Louisiana authorizes PCSOT polygraph testing for sex offenders on probation and parole. Learn the laws, examiner requirements, and offender rights.
Read Article →Learn how Louisiana State Police uses polygraph testing in internal affairs investigations and pre-employment screening, including legal requirements and case law.
Read Article →Complete guide to Louisiana State Polygraph Board licensing, certification qualifications, disciplinary authority, and examiner standards under RS 37:2831-2851.
Read Article →State v. Catanese (1979) established Louisiana's polygraph evidence policy, excluding results from criminal trials while recognizing the technique's high probative value.
Read Article →Explore Louisiana's polygraph licensing statutes (RS 37:2831-2851) covering board authority, examiner certification, training, reciprocity, and penalties.
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