Curriculum Vitae

	Name		Paul K. Minor
	Birth		December 6, 1940
	Address		American International Security Corp. P.O. Box 321 Jonesville, VA 24263
	Telephone		276-346-3400
	Employment		American International Security Corp. President	1987 - Present
			Federal Bureau of Investigation Polygraph Program Coordinator Chief Polygraph Examiner	1978 - 1987
			US Army Criminal Investigation Command Chief, Polygraph Office	1974 - 1977
			US Army Criminal Investigation Command, 1st Region Criminal Investigator	1973 - 1974
			Military District of Washington, 4th CID Criminal Investigator	1971 - 1973
			Honolulu Field Office USACID Office-In-Charge	1970 - 1971
			CID Detachment, 9th Infanty Division, Republic of Vietnam Criminal Investigator	1968 - 1969
			US Army Military Police Corp.	1962 - 1968

	Education
			MS	University of Baltimore, Baltimore MD Criminal Justice	1979
			BA	University of Baltimore Sociology/Criminal Justice	1974
			Graduate	FBI National Academy, Quantico VA N/A	1974
			LLB	LaSalle University, Chicago IL N/A	1974
			Graduate	Logistics Management Course	1974
			Graduate	US Army, Ft. Gordon GA Polygraph Examiner Training, Honor Graduate	1972
			Graduate	US Army, Ft. Gordon GA Criminal Investigation Course	1968
			Graduate	Physical Security Supervisors Course	1965
			Graduate	Police Administration Course N/A	1964
			Graduate	7th Army Non-Commissioned Officers Academy	1964
			Graduate	Military Police School N/A	1962

Teaching Experience		Associate Professor, Dept. of Psychology University of Baltimore MD Graduate Level Senior Polygraph Examiners Course	1976 - 1977
		Adjunct Faculty Member Columbia College, Hyattsville MD Police Administration	1977 - 1980
		FBI Academy, Quantico VA	1978 - 1987

Guest Lecturer

US Army Polygraph School George Washington Univ. Federal Protective Service Academy Federal Inter-Agency Polygraph Committee Seminar American Assoc. of Police Polygraphists Annual Seminar Northwest Polygraph Assoc. National Academy of Polygraphists Annual Seminar Georgetown Univ. School of Law

American University Tennessee Polygraph Assoc. Virginia Polygraph Assoc. Alabama Polygraph Assoc. Maryland Polygraph Assoc. Wisconsin Polygraph Assoc. Arizona Polygraph Assoc. Colorado Polygraph Assoc.

Professional Association		Association of Federal Investigators
		American Polygraph Association, Past VP, Government
		American Society for Industrial Security
		American Association of Police Polygraphists
		FBI National Academy Associates
		Maryland Polygraph Association, Past President
		National Academy Associates
		Virginia Polygraph Association, Past President

Experience		Federal Bureau of Investigation1978 - 1987
		Directed, coordinated, and monitored the FBI Polygraph Program. Exercised technical supervision of and provided investigative direction for approximately fifty Special Agent Polygraph Examiners in support of criminal and security investigative activities thoughout the Bureau and in support of investigative activities of other law enforcement and criminal justice system agencies. Oversaw the operation of the Unit and was responsible for objectives consistent with maximum efficiency and economy of polygraph operations and optimum utilization of manpower and material assets. Served as the Bureau's Chief Polygraph Examiner, conducted polygraph examinations in selected highly important and/or sensitive investigations and interrogation of subjects, victims, witnesses, informants, and assets in criminal and intelligence cases. Was responsible for the FBI Polygraph Training program including issuance and revision of manual and instructional material and orientation of newly trained examiners into FBI Field Office operation. Participated as an instructor in refresher courses and polygraph seminars. Lectured to new Agents and in-service Agents regarding the polygraph technique and its utilization in the Bureau. Personally wrote the curriculum and oversaw the Advanced Polygraphy Course - a nine semester hour graduate level course accredited by the University of Virginia. Was the primary individual responsible for the Bureau's Polygraph Quality Control Program. In this capacity is responsible for insuring that examinations conducted by Bureau Agents are in strict conformance with accepted polygraph operating procedures and standards. Had frequent contacts with all divisions of the Bureau relative to urgent matters, arrangements for special projects, and personnel matters, and with representatives of the Dept. of Justice, other governmental agencies, and foreign governments concerning polygraph matters. Served as member of the Federal Interagency Polygraph Committee.

Experience		US Army Criminal Investigation Division (USACIDC)1974 - 1977
		Chief, Polygraph Division Four years experience in planning, budgeting, developing and managing all facets of a centrally controlled polygraph program. Supervised examiners assigned throughout the world to include quality control exercise upon each polygraph examination. Conducted complete quality control upon polygraph examinations conducted by USACIDC examiners. Developed and implemented USACIDC polygraph training programs. Developed and administered equipment procurement and repair programs. Administered the Polygraph Examiner Internship program. Recommended the awarding or withdrawal of polygraph certification. Conducted polygraph examinations of applicants for polygraph training. Cnducted polygraph examinations in cases involving Special Agents, special interest cases and as directed by Director, Crime Records Directorate, or the Commanding General, USACIDC. Budgeted for equipment, training and travel expenses. Maintained personnel polygraph certification files. Administered a record management program assuring complete retrieveability of polygraph examination records. Maintained polygraph statistics and prepared statistical reports. Maintained liaison with other agencies regarding polygraph matters. Assured current status of all polygraph forms, publications and directives. Lectured on polygraph related matters throughout the world. Coordinated all polygraph examiner initial assignments and transfers. Conducted field visits and inspections pertaining to polygraph activities. Reviewed requests for polygraph examinations for legal and technical sufficiency prior to authorizations. Maintained liaison with all Field Office, District, and Regional Operations Officers to insure their full awareness of current polygraph policies and to assure that their polygraph requirements are fully satisfied.

Miscellaneous		Associate Professor, Dept. of Psychology, Univ. of Baltimore, 1973 Advanced Polygraph Techniques and Procedures
		Polygraph Coordinator, First Region, USACIDC, 1973 Coordinated all polygraph activity in the First Region, which consists of all northeastern states through Virginia and west through Iowa. Was selected for this position, the first of it's kind, from about 55 other USACIDC polygraph examiners, to conduct a pilot program of centralized control of polygraph resources. During this period polygraph activity in First Region increased more than 300% and otherwise achieved such success that the program was adopted on a USACIDC global basis the following year. This pilot program was the same program which in 1977 was adopted by the FBI and is still used today.
		Completed polygraph training, 1972 Conducted polygraph examinations in the Eastern portion of the US, on a fulltime basis supporting nine field offices. Also conducted Physical Security Surveys at Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania installations.
		Special Agent, US Army Criminal Investigation Command, 1968-71 Assignments included Vietnam and Hawaii, conducting physical security and crime prevention surveys throughout Hawaii and the Pacific territories.
		Agent-in-Charge, US Army Honolulu Field Office, Principal Duty Military Police duty included: Supervision of the security staff at US Army HQ, Europe and the private residence of the Commander-in-Chief, Heidelberg Germany. Duty with the elite Honor Guard of the 529th MP Company that performed throughout Europe.

Other		Member, Virginia Governor's Polygraph Advisory Board	1991 - 1995
		Chairman, Virginia Governor's Polygraph Advisory Board	1996 - 1998

		Following retirement from the Federal Government, I have conducted polygraph examinations for the following agencies:
		Federal Bureau of Investigation Fairfax County VA Prince William County VA City of Alexandria VA City of Manassas VA	City of Cheverly MD Amtrak Metro Transit State of Virginia City of Mesa Arizona

Expert Testimony		Following is a list of cases in which I have provided expert testimony in polygraph related matters:
		International Olympic Arbitration Board, New York NY	1997
		US v. Bellomo, US District Court, Southern District, New York NY	1997
		US v. Rupe, US District Court, Seattle WA	1995
		US Olympic Committee	1996
		US Arbitration Board	1996
		US v. Pasado, US District Court, Houston TX	1995
		US v. Friedrich, US District Court, Washington, DC	1990
		US v. RW Miller, US District Court, Los Angeles CA	1985, 1986, 1988
		US v. Hill, US District Court, Knoxville TN	1985
		US v. Howard McLay Smith, US District Court, Cheyenne WY	1981
		US v. Richard Craig Smith, US District Court, Alexandria VA	1984
		US v. John DeLorean, US District Court, Los Angeles CA	1983
		US v. Klepfer, US District Court, Syracuse NY	1980
		US v. Pool, US District Court, Los Angeles CA	1980
		US v. Seiter, US District Court, Covington KY	1980
		US v. White, US District Court, New Bern NC	1979
		US v. Grenemyer, Circuit Court, Georgetown CO	1987
		Commission on Police Corruption, Trinidad	1988