USA – The Seismic Change in Police Interrogations
March 07, 2017 USA – The Seismic Change in Police Interrogations A major player in law enforcement says it will […]
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29 June 2016 – By Michael Cross http://www.lawgazette.co.uk/law/lords-sound-legal-privilege-alarm-over-snooping-bill/5056136.article?utm_source=dispatch&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=GAZ29062016 Distinguished legal figures on the red benches lined up to condemn threats
UK: Lords Sound Legal Privilege Alarm Over Snooping Bill Read Post »
Interesting read and podcast from The Guardian in the UK on the murdered PI Daniel Morgan, follow this link: “In
UK: Britain’s Dirtiest Murder Cover-Up!!! Read Post »
Niall O’Connor – 15/08/2016 From placing surveillance equipment under cars to using false identities to steal personal data from State
ROI: Irish DPA – We Are Determined to Catch (PI’s) and Prosecute’ Read Post »
National Private Investigators Day This day was started over two decades ago by Bob Mackowiak, then owner and publisher of
USA: PI Day – July 2016 Read Post »
Private Investigator Guilty of Data Protection Breach Oct. 10, 2016 Source: http://www.rte.ie/news/2016/1010/822954-michael-ryan-glen-collection-investments/ The judge said it was important to publicise
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Tue, Jun 14, 2016 – Elaine Edwards (http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/private-investigator-used-civil-servant-to-access-personal-data-34796833.html) Private investigator convicted of obtaining details from welfare official James Cowley (65)
ROI: Irish PI Convicted of Obtaining Details from Welfare Official Read Post »
THE ARGUS (Brighton & Hove) – September 12, 2016-09-12 By: Rachel Millard – Reporter The address of a girl who
UK: Blunders Before Father Tracked & Murdered His Daughter Read Post »
July 03, 2016 – by Stephanie Irvine Legislation In New York, process servers and members of New York State Professional
USA: New York Process Server Assault Bill Passes Read Post »
Oct 19, 2016 Switzerland lacks sufficient controls on the use of private detectives by insurance companies, according to the European
Switzerland: European Court Slams ‘Vague’ Swiss Snooping Laws Read Post »
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