- a) "Examination" means a detection of deception examination, which generally consists of a pre-test interview, question formulation, two or more tests, and, if appropriate, an interrogation.
- b) "Subject" means the person who undergoes an examination.
- c) "Client" means the person who engages the services of an examiner for the purpose of administering an examination to a subject.
- d) "Specific issue mock examination" means an examination in which the situation is fictitious and designed to simulate a real life criminal act.
- e) "Real life examination" means an examination that uses an actual crime that has been committed.
- f) "Trainee" means a person registered for the training required by Section 11(D) of the Act.
- g) "Trainer" means a person approved under Section 1230.40(a) to teach the areas in the training required by Section 1230.30(a).
- h) "Specialized Instructor" means a person approved under Section 1230.40(b) to teach one of the areas in the training required by Section 1230.30(b).
- i) "Test" is that period of time during which a subject's physiological responses are being measured as he or she is answering test questions.
As used in this Part, unless the context requires otherwise:
(Source: Amended at 29 Ill. Reg. 16416, effective October 13, 2005)