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Do I need counsel before consenting to taking a polygraph? What are my rights?

Asked on Aug 16th, 2017 on General Practice - New Jersey
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An ex-friend of mine is accusing me of setting up a break in that occurred at her home on 7/15/17. A detective contacted me after this happened and I went in voluntarily to clear my name as I had nothing to do with this. At the end of that first meeting the detective asked if it came to this point would I take a polygraph test. Yesterday he called to schedule the test. Two people suggested that I speak with a lawyer just to seek advice as to if I should go or not. I didn't think anything of it when it comes to taking the test but I just want to know if someone can give me some advice.
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Anthony Van Zwaren
This is really something an attorney can only advise in the context of a lawyer-client relationship, not by an answer in this type of forum. I can only give general information, not specific legal advice. If you would like to call to set up a consultation to discuss further.
Answered on Aug 18th, 2017 at 11:34 AM

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Criminal Defense Attorney serving Toms River, NJ at Edward J. Dimon
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You are a person of interest in this criminal investigation and you may become a suspect. You need an attorney to advise you. You should not take the the polygraph without an attorney. Ed Dimon 732-797-1600
Answered on Aug 18th, 2017 at 5:46 AM

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