A civil investigation is an investigation related to a civil matter. A civil matter is a court action (or pending court action) that is not criminal in nature.
An investigation related to the care of a child is a civil investigation if the opposing parent is trying to prove that their ex-spouse is not taking good care of the child.
A criminal investigation would be if the police were investigating a complaint of child abuse which resulted in the harm, or potential harm, of the child.
To put it simply, a civil investigation is any investigation that is not an investigation of a crime.
The broad basis of an investigation is to either prove or disprove the facts - be they criminal, civil, scientific, and so on.
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Angelito G. Grande has written: 'Handbook on investigation of administrative disciplinary cases in the Philippine civil service' -- subject(s): Civil service, Criminal investigation, Discipline, Misconduct in office, Officials and employees
Not for a 'routine' criminal background check for employment, no, not usually. However if you are undergoing and in-depth background investigation (liike for a security clearance, or similar) this information can be found.
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Richard T. Ford has written: 'The Legal Geographies Reader' 'Marine Science Information' 'Investigation of wildfires' -- subject(s): Fire investigation, Wildfires 'Rights gone wrong' -- subject(s): Civil rights
A civil subpoena is issued in civil cases, such as disputes between individuals or organizations, to compel the production of documents or testimony. A criminal subpoena is issued in criminal cases by the prosecution to compel witnesses to testify or produce evidence in a criminal investigation or trial.
If they think you did something and you just left before they could even get anything out of you, they could probably do that. There is nothing in the action that would violate the civil rights of the employee, nor constitute legal grounds for litigation.
The correct term is "investigation of".
Investigation may occur in civil matters, such as the forensic accountant searching for hidden assets in a divorce case. Another typical example would be the forensic accountant being engaged to investigate employee theft
to ensure that the investigation meets the objectives of the investigation if the process in investigation were done properly and the end result of the investigation of the case is effective and efficient or a case is already filed in courts
The prefix of "investigation" is "in-".