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CURRENT ISSUE:
March/April 2008 |
Investigators who conduct background checks are reporting an increase in employment applications listing fake degrees. Our cover story, Diploma Mills: Tips for Identifying Fake Diplomas & Degrees written by Grace Elting Castle, CLI, helps investigators understand how these diploma mills work and how to detect a "fake" diploma or degree.
Really Personal Injuries: Investigating Food Outbreaks by Clay Resnick reveals how several million microbes can sit on the head of a pin but it only takes 10 to 50 to kill you. Those most at risk are children or the elderly with compromised immune systems.
The 10 Commandments of Surveillance by Gregory Pirnik has generated many positive reviews. Many new investigators quickly find the natural progression full of obstacles based on preconceived notions. These 10 tips will help all who conduct surveillance.
Internet FYI by Michele Stuart reveals the numerous online resources to find company assets and detailed company officer information. The availability of information also depends on whether a company is publicly held or privately owned.
This issue includes the latest information about new Investigative Gadgets, useful Investigative Tips, and Techniques for Private Investigators and the Detective Agency Owner.. |
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FEATURE
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Snooze or Lose: Better Sleep When You Need It
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Two problems top the list in sleep: getting
there and follow through. While some medications can help with “quantity” of sleep, they can’t
get you “deep” rest that leaves you refreshed
and ready for another day.
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Choosing A PI: What Lawyers Want
Attorneys are typically quite selective when it comes to hiring private investigators, and for good reason. A good qualified private investigator can often mean the difference between a successful outcome in a case and an abysmal one. |
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Abuzz About Education: Colleges Are Adding Fraud Programs
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Listening for what was said and what wasn't said is an art that only experienced investiga-tors know how to use. It's unusual for most witnesses to volunteer all the information that you need to know. |
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