CT-SB1028-2011

Connecticut · SB 1028 · 2011

An Act Requiring The Licensure Of Polygraph Examiners.

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Bill key
CT-SB1028-2011
State
Connecticut
Session
2011
Introduced
Last recorded status
introduced
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Citation (Bluebook)
S.B. 1028, 2011 Gen. Assemb., Jan. Sess. (Conn. 2011), http://www.cga.ct.gov/asp/cgabillstatus/cgabillstatus.asp?selBillType=Bill&bill_num=SB01028&which_year=2011.
Short citation
Conn. S.B. 1028.
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Summary

To require the licensure of polygraph examiners.

Curator notes

Includes that "(2) no licensed polygraph examiner shall ask questions pertaining to sexual behavior, sexual orientation, or political or religious beliefs during the course of administering a polygraph examination unless such questions are material to the investigation"

Bill text

  • As introduced (2,199 characters)

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