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What is a CIA agent working condidtions?
the working condidtions are you have to be alert all the time.
What were the condidtions for Texas to be readmitted to the union?
thyen suck
Why were many Japanese unhappy under Tokugawa rule?
Because they had bad living condidtions.
What is J.K. Rowling working on now?
a detective novel and a harry Potter encyclopedia
Is it true Jeremy Shum previously worked as a detective for the Australian Federal Police?
he was a police detective before working as an exectuvei producer on chasers war on everything
How many hours does a detective work?
Six to eight hours a day depending on job description.
How fast can an 8 foot sailboat travel?
Depends. Size is not the predominant factor when determining speed for a sailboat. Depends on the wind condidtions
What is the average salary of a detective?
The average salary of a detective is between 60,000 and 100,000 depending on the length of time in the department and what city they are working in. They earn quite a bit more than the basic policeman on the street do.
Who is considered as the main actor in crime scene investigation?
The 'lead' investigating officer/detective is in charge regardless of who is "working" the scene.
With a 4 year degree in criminal justice what training do you need to be a detective?
After receiving your degree, it is necessary to obtain employment experience and on the job training before you can rise to the level of detective. This means getting a job at a police department, completing the police academy, and working for a number of years in other positions until you are promoted to detective.
How much does a criminal detective get paid?
Depends. if the criminal detective is classed as a professional and deals with private as well as local investigations then the chances are they a paid a considerably higher amount than a normal detective.
What is the difference between a detective and a detective sergeant?
A detective is a first-line investigator, analogous to a police officer. A sergeant is a first-line supervisor, charged with overseeing the work of police officers, detectives, or other employees. A detective sergeant is one who oversees detectives. Most law enforcement agencies don't have a rank of "detective sergeant." A sergeant is a first-line supervisor who can be assigned anywhere in the department. A sergeant might refer to him/herself as a "detective sergeant" when assigned to the detective division (because being a detective generally carries greater status), but could find him/herself working in uniformed patrol six months later, simply because their detective tour was for a fixed term of months that had run its course.
