§2008 Disclosure of Information

Summary

Keeps polygraph results private and limits who can share them. No one but the person tested may let others see the information, except in the cases below. A polygraph examiner may only tell the examinee (or someone the examinee names in writing), the employer who ordered the test, or a court, government agency, arbitrator, or mediator if a court orders it. An employer (except certain employers named elsewhere in the law) may only share results with those same people or with a government agency, and then only when the information is the person’s admission of criminal conduct.