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The justice department created a staff of special agents in 1908. The group took the name FBI in 1932.

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It matters what type of FBI Function you are in such as indentifying (or like looking how the civillian was killed and what type of bullet) That needs AP Chemistry (ALL CLASSES) or Chemistry (ALL CLASSES) though AP Chem. will get you a better chance.

But i say for anything

-Algebra 1 & 2

-Calculus Pre-Calculus (If their is one?) Calculus 1 (Calculus 2 if wanting a better chance)

- Basic Mathematics

- Measurement

- Stat and Prob (Statistics and Probability)

- A Portion of Geometry

OTHER EDU Classes

-Chemistry

- Science

- (Not sure what it's called but...) a Class to study building and their structure/architecture

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i dont think they have those. But, when on the radio he identifies himself "Car #4" or most recently "Booth 22705"

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Supervisory Special Agent.

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Because it is an action that is threatening and goes against the law !

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Yes!

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Stranger murder is one of the hardest types of murders to solve. But the FBI has put a lot of effort into the indentifing and capture of serial killers. Criminal profiling, although not an exact science, helps decipher psychological clues left by the killer, either on the body or crime scene. Fingerprints are now compared by computers and any matches take only seconds in some cases. Forensics plays heavily in the detection of the guilty. Fiber, hair, blood, ect are a part of every homicide case. Even blood that has been cleaned and even bleached can still be detected, in some cases, years after the crime.* And with these advances in science came DNA. The identifing of each individual's genetic material, unique to every person with the exception of identical twins, has taken crime detection into the 21st century. What 50 years ago was science fiction is now routine police work.

The above advances have made the detection and capture of serial killers far easier than ever before. But any good cop will tell you that it still takes the human factor to make it all happen. There is no way to replace good old-fashioned police work. A combination of intuition and experience is the heart and soul of any homicide case.

*With the use of chemicals such as Luminol, blood, even decades old, can be detected.

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Supervisory Special Agent

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FBI - Federal Bureau of Investigation

CIA - Central Intelligence Agency

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While I'm sure that when he ran for the US Senate, Barack Obama had an FBI file open on him (as do practically all political figures in this country), there was no "vetting", nor would there have been any unusual FBI investigations when he and others ran for president.

The FBI does NOT have any authority to "vet" a political figure running for elected office (vetting implies not just investigation, but approval authority). More importantly, as someone running for an elected office, the only people who have the authority to reject that person (other than for lack of standing - i.e. not a citizen) is the electorate itself. So, the FBI would have no ability to "approve" Obama as eligible to run for office. More importantly, if the FBI was exposed as doing some such thing, they would be in a huge world of trouble (and, rightly so).

For elected offices in the United States, the only real requirements are that they be a citizen (a "natural-born citizen" in the singular case of the President and Vice President), and they meet age requirements set out in the Constitution (if there are any, otherwise, they must be legal adults). There is nothing else to "vet" - we can (and do) elect convicted felons to Congress on a semi-regular basis, and persons with all sorts of unsavory personal details are likewise elected to hold a myriad of offices. The only arbiter of what is "acceptable" are the voters themselves.

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There are several ways the FBI can/will become involved. Any local or state law enforcement officers and detectives can ask the FBI for assistance. At the federal level, the resources are more plentiful to catch a serial killer. Small towns/cities may not have their own labs for DNA analysis and other modern forensic tools needed. They also can benefit from federal agent's experience and make use of the BSU (Behavioral Science Unit) for a criminal profiling. Serial murder is a financial strain on taxpayers. Involving FBI can defray some of the expense.

Another way FBI will become involved would be if a killer crosses state lines and especially crossing state lines with a victim or victim's body. This constitutes kidnapping and/or illegal transport of a body to conceal a crime, both are a federal offence.

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Indeed it does

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The general public taxes. The federal government

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Sales commission would typically no more than 3% for finding a distributor to sell your products.

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Answer In 2003 FBI agents entered Federal service at a base salary of $39,115, yet earned about $48,890 a year with availability pay. They can advance to nonsupervisory assignments at a base salary of $61,251, which is worth $76,560 with availability pay. FBI supervisory, management, and executive positions pay a base salary of about $72,381 or $85,140 a year, respectively, and equaled $90,480 or $106,430 per year including availability pay. Also, if you are one of the agents that works in the field with swag guns like m16s, then you get paid a lot more due to risk of death.

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The repo agent determines it. Same as you determine how much you get paid. the more you want to make , the better you are at your job.

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