The Role of the Private Investigator in Equivocal Death Investigations

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death, Featured, medicolegal, private investigation

Private investigators provide a number of important functions related to Equivocal Death Investigations (EDI). The primary considerations are incident related concerns. These include incident scene photography (including video) and investigation, evidence collection in some

Legislation Targeting Identity Theft Through Digital Copy Machines

05 Jun 2012

Bruce Hulme

identity theft, information security, legislation, privacy

Assembly Democrats Paul Moriarty, Herb Conaway, M.D., and Dan Benson sponsored A-1238 to combat identity theft by requiring the hard drives of all digital copy machines to be wiped clean to protect sensitive, personal information. The bill was approved 51-28 on May 31by the

6 Things Private Investigators Are Not Allowed to Get Without Authorization

05 Jun 2012

Guest Author

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Here is a list of some common things that private investigators are not allowed to get without signed authorization or other official court order: Medical Records HIPAA, which was enacted in 1996, protects your medical history and medical records from prying eyes. There are

June 5, 2012