Podcast: Interview with a Family Attorney – Surveillance Ethics
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Family attorney Phil Newman discusses surveillance ethics scenarios and how to deal with clients who make unethical requests.
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Book Review: “Surveillance: A Concept of the Art”
A new surveillance guide by ex-NYPD officer Eddie Cruz offers lessons from law enforcement but focuses on the practical concerns of private-sector operators. Read More
Foot Surveillance: Keeping Your Cover
Leaving the car can be a "naked" feeling for a surveillance operative. But there are plenty of ways to "cover yourself" when you're following on foot. Read More
S’mores & Surveillance: How to Catch a Camping Claimant
Surveillance in the Woods: How to pick a campsite, establish a safe observation post, and operate a campfire—without getting burned Read More
Are You Making These 12 Surveillance Mistakes?
Rookies and veterans alike sometimes blow it in the field. But careful preparation can set you up to avoid spectacular failures—at least, most of the time. Read More
Spam in a Van: 39 Things a Good Surveillance Operative Knows
Practical tips and profound wisdom for those who have chosen the surveillance life. Read More
Video Surveillance and the Best Evidence Rule
How the "best evidence rule" can save your case when your tech fails and surveillance video goes missing Read More
Inside Baseball: Using Stats in Surveillance
Surveillance is often described as an "art." But what if we viewed it more as a science, and evaluated our success or failure by the numbers? Read More
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