Abstract
The article analyzes the practice of application of psycho-physiological polygraph examinations and testing in proving on various stages of criminal proceedings (on the example of operations of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation). Two procedural forms of such testing have emerged the expert’s report and the specialist’s report. The author notes the difficulties arising during the evaluation of such evidence by a court. The number of cases when reports of polygraph examiners are treated as evidence reduces. At the same time, polygraph is frequently used on criminal case initiation and pre-trial examination stages, and not only for the tactical purposes, but also in the process of proving.
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