About the Types of Examinations

Title IX College Issue (Title IX of US Department of Education Amendments of 1972)

• Accusations of Cheating

• Physical and Sexual Abuse

• Academic and School Issues

• Accusatory Statement Verification

• Verification of Drug and Alcohol Use

Criminal & Attorney Services

• Drug Cases

• Child Abuse

• Sex Offenses

• Violent Crimes

• Fraud and Theft

• Witness and Statement Verifications

** Examinations conducted for attorneys fall under Attorney / Client Privilege

** List of Texas Case Law to examine for precedent

Post-Conviction Sex Offender Testing

• Monitoring Examinations

• Maintenance Examinations

• Specific Issue Examinations

• Sexual History Examinations

• Instant Offense Examinations

** PPoT does not conduct specific-issue examinations on offenders who have also used PPoT for maintenance exams

Employee Theft

• Monetary and Inventory Theft

• Product Tampering and Sabotage

• Industrial Espionage and Theft

• Property and Merchandise Damage

Therapy & Addiction Testing

• Drug Usage and Addiction

• Alcohol Usage and Addiction

• Gambling and Addiction

• Pornography and Sex Addiction

• Cheating Spouse

• Prescription Medication Abuse

• Using, Buying, or Selling of Drugs

Sporting Event Integrity

• Fishing and Hunting Tournaments

• Golf Tournaments

• Weight Lifting and Body Building Competitions

** If you want a rushed 20-minute exam, please find someone else. PPoT only conducts polygraph examinations that meet American Polygraph Association standards of practice.

Pre-Employment Applicant Screenings

• Fire, Police, and Public Works Departments

• Toxic Waste Disposal

• Corrections Institutions

• Public Agencies and Schools

• Nuclear or Electrical Power Plants

• Local, State, and Government Agencies

• Armored Car and Alarm Security Companies

• Companies under contract with the Federal Government

• Companies which Manufactures, Distributes, or Dispenses Controlled Substances

** If you are a police agency chief or training director, learn more about these screenings.

Internal Affairs

• Police, Fire, and Public Service Agencies

• Minor Misconduct

• Serious Violations

• Citizen Allegations

** If you are an Internal Affairs unit chief, learn more about these polygraphs.

Fraud and Forgery

• Forgery, financial, mortgage, and insurance fraud

• Medicare / Medical Fraud

Allegations of Sexual Abuse

• Sexual Abuse or Activities Towards a Child

• Sexual Abuse with an Adult

• Sexual Activity Which includes the Use of Force, Coercion, Threats, etc.

• Student and School Related

Accusations of Cheating 

• Accusations of Plagiarism

• Physical or Sexual Abuse

• Statement Verifications

• Bullying and Cyber Bullying

Other Examinations 

• Professional Boards (e.g., Board of Nursing, Medical Board, etc.)

• Private Theft

• Domestic Disputes

• Clearing Your Name of False Accusations