This is a course that I taught at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center regarding the procurement, analysis and incorporation of financial evidence into cohesive prosecution reports.
Beer Pong, Facebook and File Sharing: Why You Might Not Be Eligible for a Sec...FedEmployeeLaw
The document provides an overview of security clearance guidelines and considerations. It summarizes three key points:
1. No one has an automatic right to security clearance, and national security concerns will always take priority.
2. The security clearance process involves completing application forms, an investigation, adjudication based on 13 guidelines related to loyalty, reliability and trustworthiness, and potential appeal rights if denied.
3. Case studies are presented to illustrate how certain behaviors like drug use, foreign preferences, provision of false information can result in clearance denial due to security concerns, even with mitigating factors like character references or claimed lifestyle changes.
How to Guide Your Employee During the Clearance ProcessArmstrong Teasdale
This document provides guidance to facility security officers (FSOs) on assisting employees through the security clearance process. It emphasizes the importance of employees providing complete and accurate information from the beginning. Mistakes can be costly in terms of time and money spent on rework. The document outlines reporting requirements and reasons for clearance rejections. It advises FSOs to provide tools like sample statements and comment sections to help explain issues upfront. Being proactive and considering the whole person can help clearances go smoothly.
The Fundamentals of Applying for and Obtaining a Security ClearanceFedEmployeeLaw
There are two truths in applying for a security clearance. First, a security clearance is a privilege and not a right. Second, questions about granting or revoking a clearance will always be resolved in favor of national security. Knowing whether your background raises any questions about granting or revoking a clearance can make or break your career in the Federal government.
Learning Outcome: Increase knowledge and awareness around the US security Clearance process
As you create your master plan for success, consider the variety of tools needed to gain a competitive edge in your industry. By familiarizing oneself with the extensive US Security Clearance Process, you can begin to prepare and access opportunities that help you excel.
At the end of this seminar, participants will be able to:
a. Identify a series of career paths and associated tools to improve job marketability.
b. List a series of certification and association option.
c. Review the security clearance process and associated misconceptions and mistakes.
If you are a foreigner living and working in Vietnam and are not familiar with the criminal procedure of the host country, it may lead to significant difficulties in protecting your legal rights and interests. LeTran’s booklet of “Rights and Obligations of Foreigners in Criminal Proceedings” will help you know how to protect your position in case you are summoned for a criminal investigation.
The document discusses preventive vigilance measures to reduce fraud. It outlines why vigilance is important to discipline wrongdoers, protect the honest, and increase transparency. Specific areas that require vigilance are identified, such as transactions with high discretionary powers, complex rules, and opportunities for corruption. Preventive measures are proposed for various types of fraud including loans, mortgages, dormant accounts, and the CBS environment. The importance of honesty, whistleblower policies, and proactive prevention over punitive actions after the fact are emphasized.
Are You Suitable for Appointment to a Federal Law Enforcement Position (WIFL...FedEmployeeLaw
Whether the character or conduct of an applicant, appointee or employee is such that employing her may have an impact on the integrity or efficiency of the service. See 5 CFR §731.101; Alvarez v Department of Homeland Security, 112 MSPR 434 (MSPB 2009).
Beer Pong, Facebook and File Sharing: Why You Might Not Be Eligible for a Sec...FedEmployeeLaw
The document provides an overview of security clearance guidelines and considerations. It summarizes three key points:
1. No one has an automatic right to security clearance, and national security concerns will always take priority.
2. The security clearance process involves completing application forms, an investigation, adjudication based on 13 guidelines related to loyalty, reliability and trustworthiness, and potential appeal rights if denied.
3. Case studies are presented to illustrate how certain behaviors like drug use, foreign preferences, provision of false information can result in clearance denial due to security concerns, even with mitigating factors like character references or claimed lifestyle changes.
How to Guide Your Employee During the Clearance ProcessArmstrong Teasdale
This document provides guidance to facility security officers (FSOs) on assisting employees through the security clearance process. It emphasizes the importance of employees providing complete and accurate information from the beginning. Mistakes can be costly in terms of time and money spent on rework. The document outlines reporting requirements and reasons for clearance rejections. It advises FSOs to provide tools like sample statements and comment sections to help explain issues upfront. Being proactive and considering the whole person can help clearances go smoothly.
The Fundamentals of Applying for and Obtaining a Security ClearanceFedEmployeeLaw
There are two truths in applying for a security clearance. First, a security clearance is a privilege and not a right. Second, questions about granting or revoking a clearance will always be resolved in favor of national security. Knowing whether your background raises any questions about granting or revoking a clearance can make or break your career in the Federal government.
Learning Outcome: Increase knowledge and awareness around the US security Clearance process
As you create your master plan for success, consider the variety of tools needed to gain a competitive edge in your industry. By familiarizing oneself with the extensive US Security Clearance Process, you can begin to prepare and access opportunities that help you excel.
At the end of this seminar, participants will be able to:
a. Identify a series of career paths and associated tools to improve job marketability.
b. List a series of certification and association option.
c. Review the security clearance process and associated misconceptions and mistakes.
If you are a foreigner living and working in Vietnam and are not familiar with the criminal procedure of the host country, it may lead to significant difficulties in protecting your legal rights and interests. LeTran’s booklet of “Rights and Obligations of Foreigners in Criminal Proceedings” will help you know how to protect your position in case you are summoned for a criminal investigation.
The document discusses preventive vigilance measures to reduce fraud. It outlines why vigilance is important to discipline wrongdoers, protect the honest, and increase transparency. Specific areas that require vigilance are identified, such as transactions with high discretionary powers, complex rules, and opportunities for corruption. Preventive measures are proposed for various types of fraud including loans, mortgages, dormant accounts, and the CBS environment. The importance of honesty, whistleblower policies, and proactive prevention over punitive actions after the fact are emphasized.
Are You Suitable for Appointment to a Federal Law Enforcement Position (WIFL...FedEmployeeLaw
Whether the character or conduct of an applicant, appointee or employee is such that employing her may have an impact on the integrity or efficiency of the service. See 5 CFR §731.101; Alvarez v Department of Homeland Security, 112 MSPR 434 (MSPB 2009).
This document provides guidance to criminal defense attorneys on avoiding ineffective assistance of counsel claims related to immigration consequences. It discusses key immigration concepts like inadmissibility, deportability, crimes involving moral turpitude, aggravated felonies and mandatory detention. It also covers post-conviction relief strategies and potential ineffective assistance of counsel claims criminal defense attorneys should be aware of regardless of Padilla v. Kentucky.
Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude (CIMTs)Marshall Hong
Overview of Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude (a/k/a CIMTs) - a classification of crimes that can lead to inadmissibility, exclusion, deportation, removal, or a denial of immigration benefits such as citizenship or permanent resident status.
Chart - Immigration Effect of Selected California Firearm OffensesUmesh Heendeniya
This document from the Immigrant Legal Resource Center provides guidance on defending immigrants charged with firearms offenses. It discusses priorities for different types of immigrants, such as permanent residents and refugees. It also outlines pleas that can avoid immigration consequences, including pleas to possession of ammunition, antique firearms, simple assault, and battery with minimal injury. The document stresses avoiding pleas where the record of conviction identifies involvement of a firearm, as this could lead to immigration penalties. It provides this guidance as firearms convictions often render immigrants deportable or ineligible for immigration relief.
A primer on the complex issues surrounding immigration consequences of criminal convictions. VERY important for attorneys in order to avoid charges of ineffective assistance of counsel! This was presented as a CLE for the Criminal Section of the Minnesota Bar Association.
Our office provides opinion letters to attorneys to keep their criminal practice from becoming malpractice.
Thanks for reading!
Chaudhary Law Office, PLLC
Minneapolis, Minnesota Immigration Attorneys Lawyers
5010 Flour Exchange Building
310 Fourth Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55415
(612) 206-3721
satveer@chaudharylawoffice.com
Immigration consequences of criminal activity by f1 and j1 scholarsnafsaregion12
The document summarizes information regarding criminal consequences for international students, including inadmissibility, removability, maintaining status, reporting requirements, common offenses, criminal procedures, and campus perspectives. It discusses interactions with law enforcement, the courts, and immigration authorities.
Detectives are plainclothes investigators who gather facts and collect evidence for criminal cases by conducting interviews, examining records, observing suspects, and participating in raids or arrests. They often specialize in investigating a specific type of crime like homicide or fraud. The work can be dangerous and stressful as detectives witness death and suffering and must be constantly alert to threats. Training is typically through a police academy, and candidates must be citizens over 20 who pass physical and personal qualifications. Employment growth is expected as society demands more security, though competition varies depending on department salaries and crime rates in their jurisdiction. Median annual earnings range from $47,460 for patrol officers to $58,260 for detectives and $69,310 for supervisory detectives.
The document discusses security clearances and what is required to obtain one. There are different levels of security clearances including top secret, secret, and confidential. To be eligible for a clearance, an individual must undergo a background investigation to verify their loyalty, character, and ability to protect classified information. The clearance process examines an individual's background, references, financial and criminal history. Certain convictions, foreign influence, or mental health issues may prevent someone from receiving a clearance. Clearances also require ongoing reporting obligations.
As you create your master plan for success, consider the variety of tools needed to gain a competitive edge in your industry. By familiarizing oneself with the extensive US Security Clearance Process, you can begin to prepare and access opportunities that help you excel.
At the end of this seminar, participants will be able to:
a. Identify a series of career paths and associated tools to improve job marketability.
b. List a series of certification and association option.
c. Review the security clearance process and associated misconceptions and mistakes.
Want a Security Clearance? This is what you need to know
As you create your master plan for success, consider the variety of tools needed to gain a competitive edge in your industry. By familiarizing oneself with the extensive US Security Clearance Process, you can begin to prepare and access opportunities that help you excel. This workshop will guide you through the processing of getting and keeping a US security clearance. Further, we will explore the future and emerging career opportunities that require various clearance levels.
Learning Outcome: Increase knowledge and awareness around the US security Clearance process
At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:
a) Identify a series of career paths and associated tools to improve job marketability
b) List a series of certification and association options
c) Review the security clearance process and associated misconceptions and mistakes
Powers of Attorney & Subpoenas - The Rights, Abuses & Potential Liabilities t...Kaufman & Canoles
Powers of attorney and subpoenas present risks and potential liabilities for credit unions. When presented with a power of attorney, credit unions must verify the document is valid and the agent's authority is not terminated. Credit unions should establish policies for reviewing powers of attorney to minimize fraud risks. When served a subpoena, credit unions must comply with applicable state and federal laws while protecting members' privacy. Procedures are needed for timely and secure response to subpoenas and requesting reimbursement of costs.
Every reasonable effort should be made to protect youth sports participants from adults in the program who have a history of unacceptable criminal activity. It is estimated that 9.6% of all volunteers screened have a criminal record and 2.9% of would be coaches have had convictions involving sex offenses, violence, or other felonies. (Source: Southeastern Security Consultants, Inc.) For starters, volunteer screening including background checks is a critical part of an effective abuse & molestation risk management plan.
For more information and advice, kindly visit our Sports Insurance Website at http://sadlersports.com
Ice memo on immigration prosecutorial discretion regarding certain victims, w...Umesh Heendeniya
1) The memorandum sets forth new ICE policy regarding the exercise of prosecutorial discretion in removal cases involving victims and witnesses of crimes.
2) Absent special circumstances or aggravating factors, ICE will not initiate removal proceedings against individuals who are immediate victims or witnesses to crimes.
3) ICE officers, agents, and attorneys should exercise discretion on a case-by-case basis and consider factors such as whether the individual is a victim of domestic violence or human trafficking when making enforcement decisions.
Este documento presenta una guía didáctica para utilizar un Prezi sobre la vida en las ciudades romanas dirigido a estudiantes de 5o grado. Explica que el Prezi se utilizará para profundizar en el contenido y ofrecer imágenes y actividades. También describe las características del diseño del Prezi, incluidas las diapositivas de contenido y actividades, e incluye sugerencias para actividades antes, durante y después de utilizar el Prezi en clase.
There are two main ways hydrogen powers cars: through internal combustion engines that burn hydrogen or through fuel cells that react hydrogen with oxygen to produce electricity. BMW tested a hydrogen fuel cell car called the BMW7 in 2015 that could accelerate from 0-60 mph in 9.5 seconds. Hydrogen fuel cell cars have a hydrogen tank, fuel cells that generate power from hydrogen and oxygen, and a power control unit that regulates electricity flow. They have higher efficiencies than gas or hybrid cars and produce only water emissions. Major auto companies like Ford, Honda, BMW, and GM are working on hydrogen fuel cell vehicles to reduce fossil fuel usage and costs.
This two-day workshop provides an overview of mentalizing theory and techniques for supporting parental reflective function. Mentalizing refers to understanding one's own and others' behaviors in the context of underlying mental states like desires, feelings, beliefs. High parental reflective function is associated with secure child attachments and better child outcomes. The workshop will define mentalizing, assess parental reflective capacity, demonstrate the mentalizing clinician stance, discuss trauma's impact on mentalizing, and apply interventions to enhance parental reflective function, especially for parents of infants. Participants will learn clinical skills and role plays, and be able to define mentalizing, assess it, understand the clinician's stance, apply interventions, and understand trauma's effects. The workshop aims to maximize learning
Este documento discute a rede de proteção de crianças e adolescentes envolvidos em situações de violência na perspectiva dos direitos humanos. Apresenta propostas do Conselho Federal de Psicologia para melhorar o atendimento dessas vítimas de forma a respeitar sua dignidade e integridade.
O documento discute a importância de valorizar os comportamentos adequados das crianças através de recompensas positivas. Ele enfatiza que é necessário observar e recompensar as ações corretas das crianças para encorajá-las a repetir tais comportamentos, ao invés de apenas notar os errados. Também fornece dicas sobre como identificar o que agrada cada criança e usá-lo como forma de recompensa.
El documento proporciona definiciones y explicaciones sobre conceptos informáticos clave como informática, tecnología, computadora, hardware, software, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher y Movie Maker. Explica que la informática estudia métodos para almacenar, procesar y transmitir datos digitales, y que la tecnología permite crear bienes y servicios que satisfacen las necesidades humanas. También describe las funciones y componentes básicos de una computadora, así como las diferencias entre hardware y software.
O documento discute os diferentes tipos de desequilíbrio que podem ocorrer em rotores, incluindo desequilíbrio estático, de momento e dinâmico. Explica como esses desequilíbrios afetam o movimento do rotor e como podem ser corrigidos durante o balanceamento. Também fornece exemplos de máquinas com rotores e fórmulas para calcular a força centrífuga em rotores.
The document summarizes recommendations from students participating in the Big Voice London Model Law Commission regarding laws and procedures surrounding domestic violence in the UK. The students identified challenges such as low reporting rates and victim non-attendance at trials. They recommend implementing compulsory feminist studies in secondary schools, requiring courts to inform victims of available support, mandating workplace domestic violence policies, expanding legal aid assessments, and providing independent advocates and safe spaces for victims throughout the legal process. The overall goal is to challenge social attitudes, increase awareness of victim rights, and better support victims in pursuing legal action against their abusers.
This document provides guidance to criminal defense attorneys on avoiding ineffective assistance of counsel claims related to immigration consequences. It discusses key immigration concepts like inadmissibility, deportability, crimes involving moral turpitude, aggravated felonies and mandatory detention. It also covers post-conviction relief strategies and potential ineffective assistance of counsel claims criminal defense attorneys should be aware of regardless of Padilla v. Kentucky.
Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude (CIMTs)Marshall Hong
Overview of Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude (a/k/a CIMTs) - a classification of crimes that can lead to inadmissibility, exclusion, deportation, removal, or a denial of immigration benefits such as citizenship or permanent resident status.
Chart - Immigration Effect of Selected California Firearm OffensesUmesh Heendeniya
This document from the Immigrant Legal Resource Center provides guidance on defending immigrants charged with firearms offenses. It discusses priorities for different types of immigrants, such as permanent residents and refugees. It also outlines pleas that can avoid immigration consequences, including pleas to possession of ammunition, antique firearms, simple assault, and battery with minimal injury. The document stresses avoiding pleas where the record of conviction identifies involvement of a firearm, as this could lead to immigration penalties. It provides this guidance as firearms convictions often render immigrants deportable or ineligible for immigration relief.
A primer on the complex issues surrounding immigration consequences of criminal convictions. VERY important for attorneys in order to avoid charges of ineffective assistance of counsel! This was presented as a CLE for the Criminal Section of the Minnesota Bar Association.
Our office provides opinion letters to attorneys to keep their criminal practice from becoming malpractice.
Thanks for reading!
Chaudhary Law Office, PLLC
Minneapolis, Minnesota Immigration Attorneys Lawyers
5010 Flour Exchange Building
310 Fourth Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55415
(612) 206-3721
satveer@chaudharylawoffice.com
Immigration consequences of criminal activity by f1 and j1 scholarsnafsaregion12
The document summarizes information regarding criminal consequences for international students, including inadmissibility, removability, maintaining status, reporting requirements, common offenses, criminal procedures, and campus perspectives. It discusses interactions with law enforcement, the courts, and immigration authorities.
Detectives are plainclothes investigators who gather facts and collect evidence for criminal cases by conducting interviews, examining records, observing suspects, and participating in raids or arrests. They often specialize in investigating a specific type of crime like homicide or fraud. The work can be dangerous and stressful as detectives witness death and suffering and must be constantly alert to threats. Training is typically through a police academy, and candidates must be citizens over 20 who pass physical and personal qualifications. Employment growth is expected as society demands more security, though competition varies depending on department salaries and crime rates in their jurisdiction. Median annual earnings range from $47,460 for patrol officers to $58,260 for detectives and $69,310 for supervisory detectives.
The document discusses security clearances and what is required to obtain one. There are different levels of security clearances including top secret, secret, and confidential. To be eligible for a clearance, an individual must undergo a background investigation to verify their loyalty, character, and ability to protect classified information. The clearance process examines an individual's background, references, financial and criminal history. Certain convictions, foreign influence, or mental health issues may prevent someone from receiving a clearance. Clearances also require ongoing reporting obligations.
As you create your master plan for success, consider the variety of tools needed to gain a competitive edge in your industry. By familiarizing oneself with the extensive US Security Clearance Process, you can begin to prepare and access opportunities that help you excel.
At the end of this seminar, participants will be able to:
a. Identify a series of career paths and associated tools to improve job marketability.
b. List a series of certification and association option.
c. Review the security clearance process and associated misconceptions and mistakes.
Want a Security Clearance? This is what you need to know
As you create your master plan for success, consider the variety of tools needed to gain a competitive edge in your industry. By familiarizing oneself with the extensive US Security Clearance Process, you can begin to prepare and access opportunities that help you excel. This workshop will guide you through the processing of getting and keeping a US security clearance. Further, we will explore the future and emerging career opportunities that require various clearance levels.
Learning Outcome: Increase knowledge and awareness around the US security Clearance process
At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:
a) Identify a series of career paths and associated tools to improve job marketability
b) List a series of certification and association options
c) Review the security clearance process and associated misconceptions and mistakes
Powers of Attorney & Subpoenas - The Rights, Abuses & Potential Liabilities t...Kaufman & Canoles
Powers of attorney and subpoenas present risks and potential liabilities for credit unions. When presented with a power of attorney, credit unions must verify the document is valid and the agent's authority is not terminated. Credit unions should establish policies for reviewing powers of attorney to minimize fraud risks. When served a subpoena, credit unions must comply with applicable state and federal laws while protecting members' privacy. Procedures are needed for timely and secure response to subpoenas and requesting reimbursement of costs.
Every reasonable effort should be made to protect youth sports participants from adults in the program who have a history of unacceptable criminal activity. It is estimated that 9.6% of all volunteers screened have a criminal record and 2.9% of would be coaches have had convictions involving sex offenses, violence, or other felonies. (Source: Southeastern Security Consultants, Inc.) For starters, volunteer screening including background checks is a critical part of an effective abuse & molestation risk management plan.
For more information and advice, kindly visit our Sports Insurance Website at http://sadlersports.com
Ice memo on immigration prosecutorial discretion regarding certain victims, w...Umesh Heendeniya
1) The memorandum sets forth new ICE policy regarding the exercise of prosecutorial discretion in removal cases involving victims and witnesses of crimes.
2) Absent special circumstances or aggravating factors, ICE will not initiate removal proceedings against individuals who are immediate victims or witnesses to crimes.
3) ICE officers, agents, and attorneys should exercise discretion on a case-by-case basis and consider factors such as whether the individual is a victim of domestic violence or human trafficking when making enforcement decisions.
Este documento presenta una guía didáctica para utilizar un Prezi sobre la vida en las ciudades romanas dirigido a estudiantes de 5o grado. Explica que el Prezi se utilizará para profundizar en el contenido y ofrecer imágenes y actividades. También describe las características del diseño del Prezi, incluidas las diapositivas de contenido y actividades, e incluye sugerencias para actividades antes, durante y después de utilizar el Prezi en clase.
There are two main ways hydrogen powers cars: through internal combustion engines that burn hydrogen or through fuel cells that react hydrogen with oxygen to produce electricity. BMW tested a hydrogen fuel cell car called the BMW7 in 2015 that could accelerate from 0-60 mph in 9.5 seconds. Hydrogen fuel cell cars have a hydrogen tank, fuel cells that generate power from hydrogen and oxygen, and a power control unit that regulates electricity flow. They have higher efficiencies than gas or hybrid cars and produce only water emissions. Major auto companies like Ford, Honda, BMW, and GM are working on hydrogen fuel cell vehicles to reduce fossil fuel usage and costs.
This two-day workshop provides an overview of mentalizing theory and techniques for supporting parental reflective function. Mentalizing refers to understanding one's own and others' behaviors in the context of underlying mental states like desires, feelings, beliefs. High parental reflective function is associated with secure child attachments and better child outcomes. The workshop will define mentalizing, assess parental reflective capacity, demonstrate the mentalizing clinician stance, discuss trauma's impact on mentalizing, and apply interventions to enhance parental reflective function, especially for parents of infants. Participants will learn clinical skills and role plays, and be able to define mentalizing, assess it, understand the clinician's stance, apply interventions, and understand trauma's effects. The workshop aims to maximize learning
Este documento discute a rede de proteção de crianças e adolescentes envolvidos em situações de violência na perspectiva dos direitos humanos. Apresenta propostas do Conselho Federal de Psicologia para melhorar o atendimento dessas vítimas de forma a respeitar sua dignidade e integridade.
O documento discute a importância de valorizar os comportamentos adequados das crianças através de recompensas positivas. Ele enfatiza que é necessário observar e recompensar as ações corretas das crianças para encorajá-las a repetir tais comportamentos, ao invés de apenas notar os errados. Também fornece dicas sobre como identificar o que agrada cada criança e usá-lo como forma de recompensa.
El documento proporciona definiciones y explicaciones sobre conceptos informáticos clave como informática, tecnología, computadora, hardware, software, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher y Movie Maker. Explica que la informática estudia métodos para almacenar, procesar y transmitir datos digitales, y que la tecnología permite crear bienes y servicios que satisfacen las necesidades humanas. También describe las funciones y componentes básicos de una computadora, así como las diferencias entre hardware y software.
O documento discute os diferentes tipos de desequilíbrio que podem ocorrer em rotores, incluindo desequilíbrio estático, de momento e dinâmico. Explica como esses desequilíbrios afetam o movimento do rotor e como podem ser corrigidos durante o balanceamento. Também fornece exemplos de máquinas com rotores e fórmulas para calcular a força centrífuga em rotores.
The document summarizes recommendations from students participating in the Big Voice London Model Law Commission regarding laws and procedures surrounding domestic violence in the UK. The students identified challenges such as low reporting rates and victim non-attendance at trials. They recommend implementing compulsory feminist studies in secondary schools, requiring courts to inform victims of available support, mandating workplace domestic violence policies, expanding legal aid assessments, and providing independent advocates and safe spaces for victims throughout the legal process. The overall goal is to challenge social attitudes, increase awareness of victim rights, and better support victims in pursuing legal action against their abusers.
John Michael Steed is a social care professional with 14 years of experience in residential and community settings working with individuals with substance abuse issues, mental health concerns, and those in the criminal justice system. He is trustworthy, approachable, caring, and able to build strong client relationships. His current role as a Criminal Justice Drugs Worker involves stabilizing clients in the community, reducing returns to custody, and lowering community crime. He has qualifications in counseling, substance misuse treatment, and motivational interviewing.
O documento descreve as atividades da organização não-governamental CEPIA, que se dedica à promoção e defesa dos direitos humanos, com foco em questões relacionadas à violência de gênero contra as mulheres. A CEPIA realiza projetos, pesquisas, cursos e intervenções sociais para difundir informações sobre o tema e avaliar políticas públicas. O documento também apresenta um guia sobre violência contra a mulher com serviços de apoio e orientação legal.
El sistema de información de una organización se define como el conjunto de personas y recursos que permiten que la información esté disponible para quien la necesite, cuando la necesite y en el formato establecido. Su principal función es proporcionar información a la alta dirección para la toma de decisiones, resumida en resultados contables como el balance y estados financieros. La información normalmente pasa por procesos de dirección, control, coordinación y planificación antes de ser utilizada. La seguridad del sistema depende de la complejidad de la información manejada.
This document discusses evidence and its assessment in legal cases. It defines evidence as the basis for belief or disbelief, and typically includes witness testimony, documents, photographs, and other materials. Evidence must be relevant to the case and admissible in court. There are several types of evidence, such as direct, circumstantial, forensic, and documentary evidence. For evidence to be admitted, it must pass tests for relevance and reliability. Prosecutors must also consider whether there is a realistic prospect of conviction based on the evidence and whether prosecution would be in the public interest based on factors for and against prosecution.
CHARLES DYER'S NOT GUILTY VERDICT FOR THE FEDERAL WEAPONS CHARGE! Deborah Swan
Charles Dyer was set up by a member of the ARM , American Resistance Movement, by giving him what appeared to be a grenade launcher. This type of weapon is legal for Charles to won do o his firearm military training. This is the case documents of his federal charge of having a stolen military weapon in his possession. Charles demanded a jury trial. The jury found Charles not guilty!
A forensic audit examines a firm's financial records to derive evidence for use in legal proceedings. It requires accounting and auditing procedures as well as expertise in legal frameworks. The process involves planning an investigation, collecting evidence, and producing a written report. Auditors must be prepared to explain their findings and evidence in court. Forensic audits are necessitated by suspicions of corruption, fraud, asset misappropriation, or financial statement fraud.
This document provides an overview of understanding forensic investigation processes. It discusses key topics such as concepts of investigations, forensic investigations, forensic audit investigation methodology, forensic audits and the role of internal auditors, forensics in computerized environments, and forensic investigation and audit reporting. The document aims to help readers understand these fundamental concepts in forensic accounting and investigations.
The document discusses several factors that can contribute to wrongful convictions in criminal justice systems, including human errors, systemic biases, pressure from the media and public, flaws in the adversarial system, tunnel vision in investigations, unreliable eyewitness identifications and interrogations, issues with expert witnesses and informants, prosecutorial misconduct, and inadequate defense counsel. It also notes that wrongful convictions harm not just the convicted person but also the original victims and their families as well as the wider community. Appellate remedies on their own are often limited in addressing wrongful convictions.
It is the beginning point for obtaining evidence which will be used by the crime scene investigator and the forensic expert
A thorough investigation of the crime scene must be completed
Crime scene is basically a scene of occurrence of crime. It is a place where a particular crime has been committed.
It is starting point for the investigator.
This document discusses various systemic issues within the Canadian criminal justice system that can contribute to wrongful convictions, including tunnel vision, pressure on police to secure convictions, unreliable eyewitness identification, false confessions obtained through coercion, inadequate defense for marginalized groups, and the use of junk science and informants. It provides examples of wrongful conviction cases like Donald Marshall Jr. and Guy Paul Morin to illustrate these problems. The document argues that wrongful convictions harm not only the innocent person convicted but their families, communities, and faith in the justice system. It also mentions the Association in Defense of the Wrongly Convicted, which works to prevent and address wrongful convictions in Canada.
The document discusses the "Mr. Big" police interrogation technique where undercover officers pose as criminals to gain a suspect's confession. It summarizes that the technique circumvents protections against coercing unreliable confessions and obtaining evidence unfairly. Critics argue it allows police to sidestep safeguards and obtain confessions through any means without detaining suspects. False confessions are common results and can lead to wrongful convictions even when retracted. The document concludes that admitting such confessions as evidence at trial would violate the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
This document discusses criminal investigation techniques. It defines criminal investigation as dealing with identifying and locating the offender through legal proceedings to provide evidence of guilt. The key points of criminal investigation are determining what offense was committed, how, by whom, where, when and why. The document outlines techniques for gathering information through various sources, conducting interviews and interrogations, using physical evidence and instrumentation, and identifying criminals through confessions, eyewitness accounts and other evidence. It emphasizes the importance of training investigators and following legal guidelines like the Miranda doctrine during interrogations.
This document provides information about a course titled "PC-CDI3 Specialized Crime Investigation 2 (with Simulation on Interrogation and Interview)". The course focuses on constitutional rights of those under investigation or arrest. It covers conducting interviews and interrogations of suspects, witnesses, and persons of interest. Topics include arrest, search and seizure, extrajudicial confessions, differences between interviews and interrogations, interrogation techniques, and psychological signs of guilt. The course also involves simulations of investigating different crimes against persons and property.
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Forensic evidence has become more and more important in the court case for proving the guilt or innocence of a criminal defendant. Due to new technology the world of forensics is becoming more and more advanced providing law enforcement with all types of new investigatory tools and ways for the court to prove or disprove guilt. It is essential for law enforcement agencies to have trained forensic personnel with the skills to properly collect the evidence first to ensure the evidence does not become lost, destroyed, or damaged and the forensic evidence is accepted in a court of law.
Improper collection of evidence is only one of many potential challenges associated with forensic evidence but it is an important challenge that must be addressed. Forensic evidence is collected at the crime scene. If the evidence is not properly documented and collected it can be found to be unreliable in the court process. In order for forensic evidence to be accepted in a court of law it must be documented through sketches, photographs, and video tapings and it must be collected using accepted standard forensic collection methods.
If evidence is not properly documented or collected the chain of evidence is broken and the court will exclude the evidence from the court case. The chain of evidence refers to an important aspect of forensic involving the movement of evidence. In order to show the court the evidence was located and collected at the scene and then taken directly to the lab for analysis as well as being stored properly at the lab there needs to be clear documentation. This starts with photographing the evidence located at the scene and clearly documenting each step of the collection and analysis process.
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2. Topics of Discussion
Evidence in general
Federal Rules of Evidence
Best Evidence Rule
Privileges, admissions and confessions
Sources of information
Methods of financial computations
Preparation and presentation of
prosecution reports
3. Questions for Thought
How is the willful intent portion of fraud
statutes proven?
How does Authentication and Identification
apply to evidence of financial crimes?
What about photographic and computer
evidence?
What is the RFPA, and how does it apply to
financial informants?
What are the best sources of financial information?
What makes a prosecution report effective?
4. Documentation
is the process of identifying,
obtaining and organizing the
evidence necessary to conclude
an investigation.
5. Evidence is the result of all means
available to establish or disprove any
alleged matter of fact.
Evidence is not proof.
Proof is the RESULT of
evidence.
6. WILLFUL INTENT
must be proven in all fraud cases.
There are no accidental or inadvertent
frauds.
is almost exclusively “proved” through
the use of circumstantial evidence,
which is used to establish elements of a
crime including malice, intent or motive,
which exist only in the mind of the
perpetrator.
7. EVIDENCE
Direct Evidence leads to proof of the
principle fact without inference or
presumption.
Circumstantial Evidence leads to proof
of the principle fact by inference. It
usually substantiates multiple material
facts which, together with one another,
tend to establish the existence of the
principle fact.
8. FEDERAL RULES OF EVIDENCE
Admissibility is the quality that makes
evidence admissible in court.
Relevancy means a traceable and significant
connection to the issue on trial.
Materiality is now a part of relevancy.
Competency refers to evidence that is
legally admissible. Evidence is competent if
it was obtained in a manner, in a form, and
from a source, proper under the law.
9. AUTHENTICATION AND
IDENTIFICATION
Original documents are the best evidence
Less likely to be lost, stolen or destroyed
Chain of custody is not essential for copies of
financial records (custodian of records).
Registered mail is a part of chain-of-custody
Regular mail is not part of chain-of-custody
An original of a photograph includes the
negative and all prints from the negative.
10. HEARSAY
is evidence which does not come from
the personal knowledge of the witness.
is generally not admissible in court
unless it falls under one of the many
exceptions described in the Federal
Rules of Evidence.
The Federal Rules of Evidence do not
apply to judicial proceedings other than
trial.
11. BEST EVIDENCE RULE
states that the best proof of the contents
of a document is the document itself.
Applies only to documentary evidence.
The negative of a photograph and all
prints directly from the negative are
considered original evidence.
Duplicates are admissible unless a
genuine question as to their authenticity
exists.
12. GOVERNMENT-INFORMANT
PRIVILEGE
The information provided by the
informant is not protected.
Allows law enforcement personnel to
withhold the identity of informants.
No court can compel law enforcement to
reveal the identity of the informant.
Permission to identify the informant can
only be made by an authorized agency
representative.
13. RIGHT TO FINANCIAL PRIVACY ACT
Information received in violation of the RFPA
is admissible in court because suppression
of illegally obtained financial records is not an
appropriate remedy under the Act.
The exclusive remedies for violations of the
Act are civil.
RFPA does not apply to deceased or fictitious
individuals.
Limited financial information is available
without subpoena.
14. ADMISSIONS
Can be oral, written or inferred by conduct
Encompass one or more elements of a crime
Are not hearsay
Can be made by any legally authorized
representative(s) of the subject
Often occur subconsciously
Can be used to refute subject’s position at trial
15. CONFESSIONS
Confessions are comprehensive statements
of guilt that encompass all elements of the
crime(s).
All confessions must be corroborated.
16. SOURCES OF INFORMATION
Mail covers
Public records
Financial institutions
Subject’s accountant or CPA/ insurance
agent/ stockbroker
Credit card records
Commercial databases
17. NET WORTH AND
EXPENDITURES SCHEDULE
What does the subject own?
What does the subject owe?
Add living expenses
Subtract known sources of funds
Equals expenditures in excess of known
sources of funds
18. SOURCE AND APPLICATION
OF FUNDS SCHEDULE
Subtract known expenditures
Add known sources of funds
Equals expenditures in excess of known
sources of funds
19. PROSECUTION REPORTS
Case summary
The narrative must address all elements of
the crime, with emphasis on criminal intent
Every statement of fact must be followed by a
direct reference to the supporting evidence
Evidence must be simplified as much as
possible
Evidence must be free of partiality