We have heard stories about how the private investigations field can be dangerous work. In my years in this business, I believe that private investigators put themselves in dangerous situations out of ignorance. How are you going keep yourself out of dangerous situations that could potentially cause harm to yourself? What steps are you going […]

Corporate investigators conduct internal and external investigations for corporations. In internal investigations, they may investigate drug use in the workplace, ensure that expense accounts are not abused, or determine whether employees are stealing assets, merchandise, or information. External investigations attempt to thwart criminal schemes from outside the corporation, such as fraudulent billing by a supplier. […]

Mike Molar, a production engineer for Tasty Toothpaste Corp. (Tasty) hit upon a way to make a sanitary, cheap, and small disposable toothbrush. The problem he had been running into was how to keep the toothbrush small while still providing a feature he thought necessary to make it attractive-a built-in supply of toothpaste. The solution: […]

I have mentioned in class numerous times that in doing criminal defense work the role of the criminal defense investigator is to “maintain the integrity of the system”. What do I mean by that? What does that mean to you and how, as an investigator, are you going to do that? This question can still […]

Annotated Bibliography – Due Week 6 The Basics An Annotated Bibliography is a list of sources (eg. books, academic journals, websites, etc.) that you used to research the topic you have chosen for your research essay. In an Annotated Bibliography each source is listed and followed by an overview and evaluation of the source. For […]

Do the defences to defamation in Australia strike an adequate balance between a person’s private interest in their reputation and a countervailing public interest in free communication of information and opinion?    In answering this question you should focus on two defences to defamation.

Which one of the following is not part of a Massachusetts Deed?         a. Grantor clause         b. Notary’s acknowledgment clause         c. Property description         d. Amount of the buyer’s mortgage

Do the defences to defamation in Australia strike an adequate balance between a person’s private interest in their reputation and a countervailing public interest in free communication of information and opinion?    In answering this question please focus on public interest and legislative qualified privilege. 

We have heard stories about how the private investigations field can be dangerous work. In my years in this business, I believe that private investigators put themselves in dangerous situations out of ignorance. How are you going keep yourself out of dangerous situations that could potentially cause harm to yourself?       2. What […]

What are the questions to investigate when researching “how partisan politics affects abortion rights”?