Advertising

1. An examiner may not advertise the examiner's services so as to deceive, or in any manner which tends to deceive, the public. 2. An examiner may not publish, directly or indirectly, or disseminate any fraudulent, false, or misleading statements as to the skill or method of practice of any other examiner. 3. An examiner may not claim superiority over other deception of detection examiners as to skill or method of practice. 4. An examiner may not advertise free deception detection examinations as an inducement to secure patronage.