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Bruce Hulme, Director of Government Affairs for Investigative and Security Professionals for Legislative Action (ISPLA) has been invited to take part in the Federal Trade Commission’s public roundtable discussions, a series of day long discussions on Evolving Consumer Privacy Read More

ISPLA expects very little action from Congress over the Thanksgiving Holiday recess, but for those interested there have been some recent developments in the courts regarding HR218 which may impact the rights of some law enforcement officers and a few colleagues. HR218 is the Read More

ISPLA’s Chairman Peter Psarouthakis and Bruce Hulme, Director of Government Affairs, were joined by ISPLA Executive Committee members, Nicole Bocra, Al Cavasin, Jim Carino and Jim Olsen at a conference recently held with Federal Trade Commission representatives of the Division of Read More

Dear Investigation and Security Professionals, During September, ISPLA representatives met in Washington, DC with Congressional sponsors, or their staff, regarding each of the following House bills, except for the Employee Free Choice Act; that legislation will be resolved in the Read More

Editor’s Note: This is very BIG news! We all finally have a voice in Washington D.C. that gets lawmakers’ attention using the only method that really works… political contributions (CASH). We need to support the ISPLA in their efforts. Join ISPLA today. Read More

Investigative & Security Professionals for Legislative Action (ISPLA) is proud to announce that their exclusive, first of its kind, and real-time state and federal legislative tracking system for the investigative and security professions is now open online to all for a Read More

Time to get involved and make a difference! Dear Friends and Members of ISPLA, As individuals, we don’t have much of a voice regarding the things that affect our businesses directly. Now we can. ISPLA is that voice! But we need your help. Collectively we want to watch the Read More

Investigative and Security Professionals: Never before has the security and investigative industries faced so many legal threats to their ability to do business. It is expected that the 111th Congress, supported by privacy advocates and consumer and labor organizations, is set to Read More