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Is it against the law to be a private investigator without any qualifications?

Apr 21, 2010 by James | Posted in Law & Ethics

I'm wondering if I need a certificate to be a private investigator, or if I can advertise that I will do P.I work for people, independently. Like advertising on craigslist or something. (Like the show bored to death...)

Oh yeah you can get in a LOT of trouble advertising yourself or even working as a PI w/o the proper licenses. It doesn't matter if you get a certificate from some sort of school, if you haven't gotten whats required to work in YOUR state.

sfbkludge | Apr 21, 2010

Warren Jeffs ratcheting up the pressure on the FLDS people

18.05.12

Imprisoned polygamous sect leader Warren Jeffs continues to increase the pressure on his people as the year winds down.

He's set Saturday, Dec. 31, as the deadline for Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints people to be "re-baptized" by meeting an increasingly restrictive set of requirements, including donating $5,000 to the church, giving up children's toys, signing over all possessions to the bishop and refraining from sex, said private investigator and author Sam Brower. Read my story on the new rules here.

Everyone has to undergo a rigorous interview session, and those who don't earn the approval of Colorado City-Hildale bishop Lyle Jeffs (Warren's brother) by the end of the year are out.

(Some reports have said Jeffs is threatening those who aren't approved would be "destroyed," but former sect spokesman Willie Jessop, now opposed to Jeffs, says it's more of a warning: if you aren't among the chosen people, you're going to suffer the earthquakes and melting predicted in Jeffs' apocalyptic "revelations from God" along with everyone else.)

Source: Salt Lake Tribune (blog)

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Private investigator qualifications - Bookshelf


Occupational outlook handbook
878 pages 		Occupational outlook handbook

Creator: Labor Department, Labor Statistics Bureau, United States. Bureau of Labor Statistics | Employment forecasting - 2010
Even where licensure is not required, a private investigator license is useful to some because it allows them to perform followup or related tasks. ...
Publisher: Government Printing Office
The California Private Investigator's Legal Manual
448 pages 		The California Private Investigator's Legal Manual

Creator: David D. Queen | Law - 2011-06-10
(b) If the private investigator provides those services, he or she shall comply with the requirements of Article 4 (commencing with Section 7540), ...
Publisher: Iuniverse Inc
Private Investigator Entry Level, An Introduction to Conducting Private Investigations
224 pages 		Private Investigator Entry Level, An Introduction to Conducting Private Investigations

Creator: Philip Becnel IV | Education - 2009-12-31
Investigators can be most effective in helping to achieve their client's ... These are qualifications that make a candidate more desirable but that are not ...
Publisher: iUniverse
Occupational Outlook Handbook 2008-2009
890 pages 		Occupational Outlook Handbook 2008-2009

Creator: Labor Dept Bureau of Labor Statistics | Business & Economics - 2008-03
Even where licensure is not required, a private investigator license is useful to some because it allows them to perform follow-up or complementary tasks. ...
Publisher: Labor Dept., Labor Statistics Bureau
Private Security in the 21st Century, Concepts and Applications
374 pages 		Private Security in the 21st Century, Concepts and Applications

Creator: Edward J. Maggio | Law - 2008-12-18
Generally, entry-level private investigators work with licensed investigation firms to gain the necessary experience required for a license. ...
Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Publishers