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Everything Private to Business Organization and Basic Investigative Skill_11

Tham khảo tài liệu 'everything private to business organization and basic investigative skill_11', khoa học xã hội, kinh tế chính trị phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Employing a Competent Subcontractor 285 LICENSING AND INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS Another important factor is the private investigator licensing requirements for the various jurisdictions. Some states have stringent requirements to obtain a license as a private investigator. One state has a requirement of a minimum of 3000 hours of experience under the direct supervision of a qualified investigative supervisor before being authorized to operate a private investigation business. Some states have lesser qualifications and may or may not require continuing education credits to maintain a license. At the other end of the spectrum are those states that have no licensing or minimum standards such as Colorado Idaho Mississippi South Dakota and Wyoming. This provides a situation in which a convicted felon can perform investigative services without having to endure the scrutiny of a background investigation or criminal records check. In Colorado for example any business should be registered with the Colorado Secretary of State Office but this obligation is not always enforced. In many subordinate jurisdictions even a business license is not required. Many states do not require any form of professional insurance E O automotive liability or workers compensation insurance. In the event of misconduct or injury the financial obligations of litigation and awards may be transferred to the individual hiring the investigator. HIRING THE INVESTIGATOR What is a prudent way to hire a competent trustworthy and professional private investigator The most important criterion should be actual and verifiable experience of the investigator. What skills should this person have to best meet your needs An individual with twenty years of experience entirely as a traffic accident investigator probably is not a good choice in an arson investigation. It is also known that someone with twenty years experience as a prison corrections officer may not have the necessary investigative skills. The actual skill