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	<title>Comments on: About Myself</title>
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		<title>By: Ricardo Maldonado</title>
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		<dc:creator>Ricardo Maldonado</dc:creator>
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		<description>I recently discovered your website and org. through the washington post. wow! it confirms my long standing belief that no machine can determine who is lying and who is not. when i first heard about this machine i did not beleive the B.S sales pitch. before i continue i should point out that i am not nor am i involved in any kind of law enforcement, i am just an ordinary citizen. I do have a question, in California the polygraph test is not admissable in court. are the results admissable?. and my last question, how are employers allowed to use the polygraph and its results against or for and individual if the courts do not ?. i am not sure if i stated this correctly, legal language is almost like latin, hard to read and even harder to understand.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I recently discovered your website and org. through the washington post. wow! it confirms my long standing belief that no machine can determine who is lying and who is not. when i first heard about this machine i did not beleive the B.S sales pitch. before i continue i should point out that i am not nor am i involved in any kind of law enforcement, i am just an ordinary citizen. I do have a question, in California the polygraph test is not admissable in court. are the results admissable?. and my last question, how are employers allowed to use the polygraph and its results against or for and individual if the courts do not ?. i am not sure if i stated this correctly, legal language is almost like latin, hard to read and even harder to understand.</p>
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