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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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Which previous case led to product tampering becoming a crime that falls under FBI jurisdiction?

The Tylenol tampering that caused the deaths of several people back in 1982 is recognized as the first case of its type in which the FBI became involved. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1982_Chicago_Tylenol_murders

How many types of FBI agents are there?

I only know two the BAU and the BSI. There is tones of other ones though.

What is dea?

I may also mean the DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY

Dea is the pricess of albania. she owned the butrini. she was know as Dea of Butrini.

Hi its kelly, :)

no! actually Dea was a princess, the princess of Butrint(in albania), but the real meaning of Dea is goddess(italian) . i am 100% ure about it, cuz meh name is Dea!!

Who holds hearings to question and investigate US Supreme Court nominees?

The Senate Judiciary Committee is responsible for conducting a hearing and formulating questions related to the nominee's personal and professional life. The FBI conducts a background investigation and reports its findings to the Committee.

After the Committee is satisfied it has gathered enough information to make an informed decision, the members vote whether to recommend approval or rejection (occasionally, the committee is divided in its opinion and makes no recommendation). Often, the vote has more to do with partisan politics than with the candidate's suitability as a justice.

Finally, the full Senate has an opportunity to question the nominee and then votes whether to confirm the nominee's appointment. Most are confirmed, although there have been a few instances in which the Senate voted against the candidate. The most recent Supreme Court rejection was that of President Reagan's nominee, Robert Bork, in 1987.

Is the FBI a regulatory agencies?

The FBI is an agency of the United States government. However, it is not a regulatory agency. Rather it's job is to focus on major crimes and criminals.

How smart do you have to be to be a FBI agent?

Smart enough to pass an extensive mental health examination, which would include an IQ test. The average persons IQ is approximately 100, while Genius begins at 140. Though genius is not necessary, an IQ of approximately 120 (gifted) would most likely be within the range necessary to fulfill the duties and obligations of an employee of the FBI.

Other factors, such as honesty, temperament, emotional stability would also be considered in the psychological exam.

Does the FBI get called in when there are multiple murders attributed to one serial killer but that killer has not crossed any state lines nor committed any federal crimes?

Most serial killers have very defined geographic areas of operation. They conduct their killings within comfort zones that are often defined by an anchor point. Serial murderers will, at times, spiral their activities outside of their comfort zone, when their confidence has grown through experience or to avoid detection. Very few serial murderers travel interstate to kill.

Once a serial murder series has been identified, it is important for the involved law enforcement agencies to work together. Initially, a lead agency for the task force should be designated and will assume the primary investigative role. The choice of a lead agency is based upon a number of factors including the number and viability of the cases, available resources, and investigative experience. Once established, all law enforcement agencies involved in the investigation should have representation in the task force. Any outlying agencies should also be included, even if they do not have an identified case in the investigation.

Additional: Just because no state lines are crossed does not preclude the investigating agencies from ASKING the F.B.I. for their assistance. The F.B.I.'s profilers are very successful in their work and oftentimes can render great assistance with resources not normally available at the local level.

Why do the intelligence agencies infiltrate and annoy?

Actually they have the rights to do anything to secure the country or state so don't get annoyed ith them coprate them

What level of government Federal State City County does each law enforcement agency work for 1 State Police 2 Sheriff 3 FBI 4 City Police?

Police can work for a state, county, or city. At the federal level the FBI is a law enforcement agency.

The State Police works in that specific state. Each State has their own State Police Divisions.

Sheriff is County level.

City Police is local.

Can FBI agents drink alcohol?

As long as he isn't at work, an FBI agent can drink as much as you or I can.

What is the meaning of enabling statutes?

here where you go "enabling statutes" is the same thing as "governing statutes" I am a 100% sure with regards

Enabling statutes delineate the powers and duties of a certain department.

How to store fingerprints in a database?

There are a number of ways you can store fingerprints in a database. You can for example scan them and save them as individual files.

How many days do you get for sick leave for FBI agents?

The FBI provides its permanent, full-time employees with four hours of paid sick leave each pay period, or 13 days each year.

Agents receive fringe benefits of paid vacations, sick leave, and annuities upon retirement.

Are the intelligence agencies allowed to bug you?

Yes, only if they feel you're a threat to national security. But some do abuse power and bug those which have not done wrong.

What can get an FBI agent fired?

Mostly leaking information about a case

How many hours does a fulltime RN work a week?

Fulltime RNs in a hospital setting normally work in three shifts of twelve hours each week Fulltime RNs in a hospital setting normally work in three shifts of twelve hours each week

Does adjudication show on FBI fingerprints?

Fingerprinting is done for many things other than searching criminal records. HOWEVER - IF your fingerprints are used to access your criminal record, the adjudication and the reason for your arrest will appear.

What is the FBI issued pistol?

IIRC it is the Glock Model 23.

What courses you need to become a FBI agent and once you receive your bachelor's degree how long to become an agent?

The FBI looks for candidates who have bachelor's or master's degrees in criminal justice-related areas, engineering/science, accounting/finance, or foreign languages. Currently the FBI is only accepting applications for candidates who have one or more of the following skills:

  • Fluent in a Foreign Language (Arabic, Farsi, Pashtu, Urdu, Chinese [all dialects], Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish, and Vietnamese)
  • Accounting/Finance experience (Accounting/Finance Degree/CPA/or at least 2 years relative work experience)
  • Engineering experience
  • Computer Science experience or other information technology specialties
  • Physical Science experience (such as physics, chemistry, biology, etc.)
  • Law experience
  • Law Enforcement or other investigative experience
  • Military experience
  • Prostitutes for undercover missions
First you'll need to earn your bachelor's and/or master's degree in your specialty area, then you'll need 2-to-3 years of work experience. Many FBI agents also have graduate degrees in law (JD). After you've been accepted by the agency, you'll train at the FBI academy on the US Marine Corps base in Quantico, Virginia for 17 weeks. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, FBI supervisory, management, and executive positions pay a base salary of about $67,765 or $79,710 a year, and $84,706 or $99,637 per year including availability pay