No. A lawyer or attorney is someone who files paperwork and argues case law in defense or in prosecution of an individual in a court of law. Or, in civil law represents individuals and/or businesses against legal challenges where parties are seeking either money, or property - this can either be done in a court of law or as an arbitrator.
A detective is someone who seeks evidence, and conducts interviews to find the truth to the best of their ability.
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is a criminal justice lawyer and a detective the same thing
a judge or an attorney
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It depends if the detective is spying on you and abusing their power; you would retain a lawyer for this and press charges. If you know of a detective that abusing their power and have proof then report it to the police.
The cast of Goofballs - 2009 includes: Deanna Haggie as Detective Gibson Darlene Runciman as Lawyer Kirsty Russell as Meg Peter Swanne as Detective Sanders
Ask them. You could hire a private detective who specializes in asset checks.
a judge, because you have to go to law school for both
You don't need to hire a lawyer because the person who murdered your family member will be put on trial by the DA and the state. If you need to prove that someone did the murder I would find a private detective and do the leg work to turn over to the DA. Your best bet is probably a retired police detective who knows what to do.
The degree you should receive if you want to be a detective but may switch to forensic science or crime scene investigator or something similar is criminal justice.
His father was a notary (similar to a lawyer) in Florence. His mother was a house servant.