Security Clearance news
Flasher Overcomes Sexual Behavior Concerns to get Security Clearance
A defense contractor was initially denied clearance eligibility by the DoD due to concerns involving sexual behavior. Specifically, the conduct involved flashing his sexual organs at random people in public. The contractor successfully appealed the decision to the Defense Office of Hearing and Appeals, however, Department Counsel appealed DOHA’s decision,
Two Illegal Drug Use Cases – One Clearance Granted and One Not
The number of Defense Office of Hearing and Appeals cases involving illegal drug use has increased dramatically over the last few years, likely fueled by the increased number of states who have legalized marijuana. In reading the summaries of these appeals, I noted that the applicants who were upfront and honest about
Remember, its not just the box but the box and the examiner/polygrapher. They put quite a bit of effort into training those folks… they go to like a nine-month school…
“sometimes i wonder” i think i am beyond the “wondering” stage. for me, i could care less if the pgraph itself is effective. what is certainly effective is the ability…
xXGunner989Xx: …what is certainly effective is the ability for examiners to wriggle out anything the individual may be hiding If you ever have occasion to look at a vacancy announcement…
In my military career I had the opportunity to go to survival school in the event I ever got captured. During my polygraph, I saw a lot of the same…