Critical 3: The Use of Polygraph Examinations During Criminal Investigations
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Critical 3: The Use of Polygraph Examinations During Criminal Investigations

Recorded on November 9, 2022

Have you considered using polygraph examinations in your investigations? Do you struggle with obtaining confessions from a suspect? James Hensley shares a few points to think about when considering the use of polygraph examinations during criminal investigations.

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Critical 3 videos are not eligible for certificates of completion. Video is 9.42 minutes long.

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- James Hensley
James Hensley   Lieutenant of Support Services, Marquette University Police Department

James retired from the Milwaukee Police Department after 25 years of service. The first 7 years were spent in the Patrol Division as a police officer, working primarily on the north side of Milwaukee. James was promoted to Detective in 2002. After three years of investigating a wide variety of felonies, James was chosen to work in the Homicide Unit, where he is still assigned today. Along with his work on the Homicide Unit, James has been actively involved with training members of the Milwaukee Police Department, specifically in the areas of: Major Crime Scene Investigations, Death Investigations, Interviewing of Victims and Witnesses, Use of Polygraph in Criminal Investigations, and Interrogations.

James Hensley   Lieutenant of Support Services, Marquette University Police Department

James retired from the Milwaukee Police Department after 25 years of service. The first 7 years were spent in the Patrol Division as a police officer, working primarily on the north side of Milwaukee. James was promoted to Detective in 2002. After three years of investigating a wide variety of felonies, James was chosen to work in the Homicide Unit, where he is still assigned today. Along with his work on the Homicide Unit, James has been actively involved with training members of the Milwaukee Police Department, specifically in the areas of: Major Crime Scene Investigations, Death Investigations, Interviewing of Victims and Witnesses, Use of Polygraph in Criminal Investigations, and Interrogations.

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