The Problem of Establishment of a Special Psychophysiological Study with the Use of a Polygraph as a Separate Criminal Intelligence and Surveillance Activity Within the Framework of Relevant Problems of Polygraph Use in Internal Affairs Agencies

The article is dedicated to relevant problems of polygraph use in internal affairs agencies. The paper debates problems of basic education a polygraph examiner requires, the optimal workload of a polygraph examiner. The author discusses problems of assigning a name to the position a polygraph examiner has in internal affairs agencies. The publication analyzes the degree of demand in innovative polygraphs and prospects of their introduction in activities of internal affairs agencies. Approaches towards improvement of organizational legal and tactical forms of polygraph use in internal affairs agencies are reviewed within the framework of identified relevant problems. The opportunity to establish a special psychophysiological study with the use of a polygraph as a separate criminal intelligence and surveillance activity is discussed.