SERVING THE
POLYGRAPH
FIELD SINCE
1971 

To become enrolled in the MICJ basic polygraph examiner course, you need to download and mail (or fax:  410-987-4808) BOTH of these forms:

Note: For faster downloading and saving, right-click on the file link until a pop-up menu appears. Choose "Save This Link As..." or "Save Target As..." from the pop-up menu. A dialog box will appear. Choose where you would like the file saved, then click the "Save" button. You will need to locate and manually open your file because using the "Save Target As..." command does not automatically open a file

To find out more information as to how you can utilize MICJ polygraph services, or Accredited polygraph training contact the offices of MICJ at:

or by

Mail at:

MICJ, 8424 Veterans Highway,

Suite 3, Millersville,

Maryland 21108

 

ADVANCED TRAINING

Clinical Polygraph Examinations for Post Convicted Sex Offenders: 

MICJ offers two 40-hour advanced polygraph examiner courses each year to meet the requirements of the American Polygraph association (APA) and the American Society of Testing and Measurements (ASTM).  The 40-hour PCSOT courses are usually held during each April and November and are designed to qualify graduates to administer court ordered polygraph testing of sex offenders as a court supervision and treatment tool.

Speakers:

Daniel E. Sosnowski and the MICJ staff will present 3 1/2 days of polygraph testing of sex offenders and Brent Warberg, John T. Griffith, a licensed Psychologist and former Chief of Polygraph, U. S. Postal Service, will present one 1/2 days in the treatment of offenders and role of the polygraph examiner. Topics covered include: Objectives of Sex Offender Testing, History & Development and the Role of Polygraph, Polygraph Techniques and Formats, Therapist/Treatment Provider Roles and Issues, Maintenance & Monitoring Procedures & Techniques, Specific Issue Testing, Coordination of the Court, Probation/Parole Officer, Interview/Interrogation, Verification Tests, and Report Writing.

The APA PCSOT Certification test will be available to APA members who successfully complete this course. Non-APA members will be awarded an MICJ diploma.

Course information:

Advanced registration is required and seating is limited to 20 attendees. A notebook and handout material will be provided. Diplomas will be awarded to attendees who attend all 40 hours and who successfully complete a comprehensive required final examination.  Arrangements will be made for an APA representative to proctor the APA written test for PCSOT to meet APA requirements.   Contact MICJ directly for additional information,  dates and registration procedures.
 
 
 

Additional advanced polygraph courses:

MICJ offers 3 day advanced polygraph courses for Examiners who have completed a formal basic polygraph examiner course. Courses include instruction on Control Questions and Numerical Chart Scoring, Use of the Lafayette Computer Polygraph, and Use of the Axciton Computer Polygraph. Advanced training courses may not be substituted for basic polygraph training and interested polygraph examiners should contact MICJ for dates and advanced training enrollment procedures.

 

The MICJ basic polygraph course is fully accredited by the American Polygraph Association and meets the legal requirements of ASTM. See below for the upcoming basic course dates for 2008 and 2009:

2008

PCSOT Schedule (40-hour PCSOT Course Dates):

  • November 10 - 14, 2008

I.T.W.O.R.K.S. SCHEDULE (16-hour Interview/Interrogation Course):

  • October 13 - 14, 2008

 

2009

Basic Course Schedule:

  • Session I – January 12 – March 6, 2009
  • Session II – April 6 – May 29, 2009
  • Session III – September 14 – November 13, 2009
PCSOT Schedule (40-hour PCSOT Course Dates):
  • March 9 - 13, 2009
  • November 16 – 20, 2009
I.T.W.O.R.K.S. SCHEDULE (16-hour Interview/Interrogation Course):
  • February 10 - 11, 2009
  • May 5 - 6, 2009
  • October 13 - 14, 2009

*Note: This course is designed for investigators, insurance claims investigators, loss prevention officers, attorneys, school offices and others who need to determine the veracity of someone’s statement. YOU NEED NOT BE A POLYGRAPH EXAMINER.

 

 

*Please register early to insure the class will populate.

For more information or enrollment Phone (410)987-6665 or (800)493-8181

 

To become enrolled in the MICJ basic polygraph examiner course, you need to download and mail (or fax:  410-987-4808) BOTH of these forms:

Note: For faster downloading and saving, right-click on the file link until a pop-up menu appears. Choose "Save This Link As..." or "Save Target As..." from the pop-up menu. A dialog box will appear. Choose where you would like the file saved, then click the "Save" button. You will need to locate and manually open your file because using the "Save Target As..." command does not automatically open a file
   
 
  To find out more information as to how you can utilize MICJ polygraph services, or Accredited polygraph training contact the offices of MICJ at:
  • Phone - (410) 987-6665    Toll Free: (800) 493-8181
  • FAX - (410) 987-4808
  • E-Mail - MDMICJ@aol.com

or by Mail:

MICJ

8424 Veterans Highway,

Suite 3

Millersville, Maryland 21108

 

MICJ HAS BEEN PROVIDING POLYGRAPH EXAMINATIONS SINCE 1971 AND ALL EXAMINERS ARE PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED AND MEET ALL PRFESSIONAL STANDARDS.