FBI

FBI Special Agents may receive the full FERS Basic Benefit if they retire at age 50 with 20 years of federal law enforcement officer service, or at any age with 25 years of such service. The annual FERS Basic Benefit for retiring Special Agents is 1.7 percent of the "high-3 average salary" (the average annual salary earned during the 36 consecutive months of federal employment that would produce the highest average), multiplied by 20 (representing the first 20 years of creditable service), plus one percent of the "high-3" times the number of remaining years of service. The annual pension is increased each year by a "cost-of-living adjustment" (or COLA), reflecting the bulk of the annual change in the cost of living measured by the Consumer Price Index.

He was the FBI director for 40 years. Died in office while director.

Nearly all fingerprints are forwarded to the FBI for classification and identification. This is usually done the same day they are taken.

One example is someone employed to induce others to break the law so that they can be convicted.

A BAU agent is allowed to carry a gun as long as they have passed their test to be eligible to carry and shoot a gun. To be able to carry a gun you must know how to shoot and hold the gun steady.

More correctly, you have to be able to pass the FBI shooting qualification test, and that applies to all agents, not just BAU.

Most of the time these records are kept confidential...To the best of my knowledge.

What an idiotic idea -In the first place WHO or WHAT could ban them- the UN perhaps, maybe the International Court. ( LOL ) - And secondly, do you really think the Illuminati would care about any such ban. -

They MAY do so as a pre-requisite for their accessing certain classified information during their terms of office after they are elected. HOWEVER, there is no Constitutional requirement that these people be eligible for a security clearance to be elected.

Handcuffs are restraint devices that are used on a person when he is arrested or otherwise taken into custody against his will by the police.

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A Certified Public Accountant (CPA) must have a bachelor's degree in most states. Several states require that the applicant have have 150 hours of education, which is in line with the recommendations of the AICPA (governing body). Thus, a CPA that is employed by the FBI will have the same requirements as a CPA that works anywhere else; however, the FBI is primarily interested in candidates with a master's degree. The most certain route to the FBI would be CPA with a specialized masters in forensic accounting or computer forensics. I hope this is helpful, and I am a CPA licensed to practice in Illinois.

I believe the questioner is actually asking about "crimes against nature."

This is a legal term in use in the US since 1814 used to describe forms of deviant sexual behavior (e.g.: Bestiality, etc) that are not considered 'natural' and were made a punishable offense in some/most states. Crimes against nature statutes still remain on the lawbooks of eight states but a US Supreme Court ruling of some years back has effectively nullified them.

The UK does not have an equivalent of the FBI. Most criminal investigations are handled by the Police, and the most serious ones are dealt with by the London Metropolitan Police (aka Scotland Yard). Serious Organised crime is dealt with by the Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA), a government organisation. Secret investigations are done by the Security Service, better known as MI5 (Military Intelligence Section Five). Both the Police, SOCA and MI5 come under control of the Home Office, an executive department of the British Government.

yes i am an Indian i want a job in FBI

Groucho Marx

US Department of Justice

Neither is a regulatory agency.

That depends on the individual and circumstances.

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No. Despite the restructuring of the government after 9/11, the FBI still falls under the Department of Justice.