In a law enforcement setting, cybercrime investigators typically work in a specialized unit within a police department, state or federal agency. They may work in an office setting or in the field, conducting in
Federal government / Department of Justice (DOJ) Native American tribal governments International courts or United Nations tribunals In all cases, prosecutors act as representatives of the public or the government and are paid through public funds. ...
Federal investigators said they have found no links between the suspect and any international terrorist group. Investigators said they're still looking into whether the suspect had any ties to domestic terrorist groups. Increasingly, the shooting is looking like the action of a lone wolf, ...
Merrick Garland, a former federal judge and prosecutor, currently holds the role. The attorney general is the nation's top cop, overseeing the Department of Justice, a sprawling agency of 115,000 prosecutors, investigators, civil attorneys and other staff. What does the attorney general do? The...
be fit, able to control violent suspects, willing to engage in deadly force, train and qualify in firearms, and able to effect arrests of resisting subjects. The job is not like TV or movies. Talk to someone who does the job. Also, the federal government does have a maximum hiring age...
Federal investigators are trying to figure out what role a mechanical switch played in the Amtrak crash that killed 2 people in South CarolinaDavid Choi
The Coast Guard has limited powers to compel shipowners to retrieve containers unless they threaten a marine sanctuary or contain oil or designated hazardous materials. "If it's outside our jurisdiction," said Payne, "there's nothing that we can do as the federal government to basically require...
On Wednesday, December 18, Rudy Kurniawan was found guilty in a federal court of wine fraud. It was the first-ever criminal wine counterfeiting trial in the USA. The prosecution delivered a definitive victory. Now, in the wake of the guilty verdict, we must ponder: What effect will Kurniawa...
Both federal and Wisconsin law generally make it illegal for someone younger than 18 topossess a firearm. State law similarly makes it illegal for any person to intentionally sell, loan or give a dangerous weapon to someone younger than 18. However,there are exceptionsthat allow a minor to pos...
The safety recommendations that stem from NTSB investigations must be accepted and implemented by other agencies such as the Federal Aviation Administration, and they’re not always adopted or can take years to implement. “So that gap definitely needs to be closed,” Brickhouse said. ...