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FBI

A division of the US Department of Justice that serves as an internal intelligence agency and a criminal investigative body for Federal offenses.

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Does the president need senate approval to appoint the director of the FBI?

The president needs the "advice and consent" (confirmation) of the U. S. Senate to appoint the Director of the F.B.I. The confirmation hearings are held by the Committee on the Judiciary.

How much collage would you have to have to join the FBI behavioral analysis unit?

You will need enough college to get a bachelors degree but your going to need to know how to spell college correctly before you can work for the BAU.

Does FBI mean female body inspector?

No, it means "Federal Bureau of Investigation."

What movie did wanye rogers play FBI Agent Don Foster?

Wayne Rogers played Don Foster in "Attack on Terror: The FBI vs. the Ku Klux Klan", a made-for-TV movie, in 1975.

What do the spies in the FBI use?

There are no spies in the FBI.

The FBI uses Undercover Agents to get evidence on criminals in this country.

The agency for spies is the CIA.

The CIA sends out agents to work undercover in foreign countries. They are called spies.

All undercover work involves using false identities, getting close to the people who have the information you need, getting them to accept you and talk in front of you, and having a safe way to deliver reports to your home office.

How does the drug testing work in the FBI?

Drug testing works in the FBI, just as in other places of employment. You are sent to a lab to have a panel of tests completed. If you fail, you will not be offered employment.

What is the FBI agent's salary?

Start out around $60k/yr, quickly advance to over $100k/yr after a few yrs

Can Indian person become FBI agent?

All FBI agents are required to be US Citizens.

How much does and FBI agent earn weekly?

a FBI agent gets paid anywhere from 2-3thousand dollars a week

a FBI agent gets paid anywhere from 2-3thousand dollars a week

a FBI agent gets paid anywhere from 2-3thousand dollars a week

Can The FBI deputize a civilian?

Of course they can. The FBI agents themselves are civilians. -Anybody NOT in an actual military unit are civilians.

What kind of math do you need 2 be an FBI agent?

to easy all u have to know is caculations,measurements,addition.subtracts.multiplication and more sorry if i cant give much information but search Google Google is better 2 search better then stupied bing -.- Bye

What does FBI ncp stand for?

FBI stands for- Federal Bureau of Investigation

Ncp stands for- National Competition Policy

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How tween 20 functions as sterilizing agent?

Functionally, tween 20 is a detergent. This chemical is used in a variety of buffers and other reagents that are commonplace in a laboratory. Tween 20 helps maintain pH and is used to wash nitrocellulose or PVDF membrane during the western blotting process. It is height unlikely the substance would be used as a sterilizing agent

Will dismissed expunged cases that did not result in a conviction still show on a FBI check?

If you were arrested, it will show. If you were arrested multiple times, it will show each time you were arrested and what you were arrested for but if you were acquitted of the charges then it will state that in the records.

Clarification: Just because a charge was "dismissed" or "Nolle Prossed" does not mean it is automatically expuinged from your record. The record of your arrest will still exist as well as the record of the court action (i.e.: dismissed or nolle'd).

You must file a formal request for expungment to have these records concealed,

In what ways did Nixons activities of criminal obstruction of justice the improper use of the FBI CIA IRS threaten the American system of government?

In what ways did President Nixon's activites of criminal obstruction of justice and the improper use of the CIA, FBI and IRS threaten the American system of government?

Why is the National Guard always called in to settle a riot instead of the FBI or State Police?

It only appears that the National Guard is always called because only large riots that exceed the capability of the police will be widely reported by the national media. Most instances of riotous behavior are handled by the local police, but if the situation requires additional manpower and equipment, they will request assistance from the state police. The state governor will be asked to call up units of the National Guard only when even more resources are required. The FBI investigates federal crimes and usually has no authority in state or local law enforcement. They do not have the resources for riot control.

Are there real secret agents like Ethan Hunt and Sam Fisher?

No those are fictional characters dumba**, get a life!

What Type of Agency is the FBI?

The FBI is a Federal law enforcement agency responsible for security and law enforcement in the United States.

Who found j Edgar hoover dead?

congression cemetary in Washington, DC

I joined the new federal bureau of investigation led by attorney I later became head of the bureau an led of for 50 years who am i?

You are J. Edgar Hoover. He joined the Bureau of Investigation, which later became the FBI, in 1917 and was appointed its first Director in 1935. Hoover served in that role until his death in 1972, making him a prominent and controversial figure in American law enforcement history.

Can deaf people work the FBI?

Yes, deaf individuals can work for the FBI, as the agency values diversity and inclusivity. Positions may vary, and while some roles may require specific auditory skills, many positions can be performed effectively by deaf employees, especially with the use of assistive technology. The FBI is committed to ensuring that all qualified candidates have equal opportunities to serve.

What department can investigate the CIA and FBI?

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has the authority to investigate the CIA and FBI, particularly through its Office of the Inspector General (OIG). The OIG is responsible for overseeing the operations of these agencies, ensuring compliance with the law, and addressing any misconduct. Additionally, Congress can conduct investigations into both agencies through oversight committees, such as the Senate and House Intelligence Committees.