Investigation
in the United States has now taken a sharp turn to the online environment.
This started to happen from 1995 to 1996 with the appearance of two hi tech
investigative
tools: Web Detective
and Net Detective.
Later, these online services found dozens of
imitators trying to supply you access to US government files... But
now you can...
GET THE REAL 'DOWN & DIRTY' SNOOP TOOLS THAT PROFESSIONALS USE:
The tools
began as rudimentary, almost ebook-like software applications but now
they are practically 100% web based subscription services, which seem to function
better and with more flexibility. They are also offered as once-only payment
services
with up to three years searching - or monthly subscription services, as in the
case of
Net Detective Plus. This latter product
is offered more as a professional's search tool
with endorsement by the National Association of Independent Private Investigators.
(NAIPI)
Companies claim
that their tools are used daily by hundreds of law
enforcement agents
across the United States of America, and that the total number of users or customers
in
the general population of the USA now exceeds 750,000 users.
Another statistic
claimed is that Co. databases now have searchable in-house records on
over 211,500,000 US citizens. These massive databases are located in Florida.
The legality
of searching these personal records is attributed to FOIA - the Freedom Of
Information Act, which is a Federal US law. To comply with privacy and record-updating
requirements are two further considerations that this writer has not yet explored.
The electronic
delivery of data can rightly lead to a statement like:
"Imagine becoming an expert Internet based investigator
in about 60 seconds flat!"
A prospect is then
asked to: Picture yourself, sitting at your home or office computer,
with all the power and tools of an experienced private investigator at your
fingertips.
These are indeed
powerful search tools that can capture the imagination of being able to
instantly find out what someone's criminal record contains. Or what liens or
Court
judgements have been made against an individual in the USA. Or to verify a Social
Security number or find out details of births, deaths, marriages, divorce and
adoption, or
DMV records.
A traditional
P.I. or investigator for the government may begin to realize that what
looked complex at first is really incredibly simple to do with an online search
tool such as
Net Detective. This is largely because US Public Records are searchable online.
State and
Federal Government departments such as DMV, the Social Security Administration
and
Court houses (DOJ) have very cautiously released some databases such as Court
and
criminal records. Obviously, the caution is based on fears of contravening the
opposing
privacy legislation which looks at first glance to be in conflict with the Freedom
Of
Information Act. However, each piece of law has its specific areas
of application.
Some clear uses
for the online search tools include pre employment screening, tenant
background checking, legal office information gathering, private investigation
and law
enforcement.
You as an
individual can now find out what government departments have on you!
It is a tribute to the North American society that openness and transparency
can truly
survive in the USA, as indeed The Constitution of The United States of America
always
intended.
Enter the Information
Age of The Internet and the new investigative tools appear like
magic for people to access vast storehouses of social information.
Net
Detective will prove useful to both amateur investigators and professionals
alike. If you
need U.S. Government Records categories
then visit that web page. Thanks for your visit.
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