Archive for the 'Legal Careers' Category

Correctional Officer Part 2

Tuesday, September 18th, 2007

            All of the state those not have the same type of training procedure; some have regional training academies that are available to local agencies. At the conclusion all state and local correctional agencies provide on the job training, including legal restriction and interpersonal relations. The correctional officers periodically inspect the facilities, checking cells and [...]

Correctional Officer Part 1

Saturday, September 15th, 2007

              To be a Correctional Officer mean a lot, because it’s not so easy or difficult. Getting into it required many things specially the abilities to learn and to with others. Sometimes, the job can be stressful and hazardous. Some Correctional Officers are even employed in state and some in federal prison. In the correction [...]

Private Investigator Part 4

Tuesday, April 17th, 2007

 

Lances say the hardest part is the end. When the end comes you have to get yourself mentally and emotionally prepared to either break someone’s heart or ruin their marriage. I’ve gotten used to it now. This part sort of becomes black and white at times. The most unusual Confrontation I had was when the [...]

Private Investigator Part 3

Saturday, April 14th, 2007

 
The scenery and locations for a private investigator on a case may vary. One day you could go to a bar, the next morning to a board room, and the next after noon at someone’s resident. You get to meet different people and network for another case. In the private investigations field you have to [...]

Private Investigator Part 2

Wednesday, April 11th, 2007

 To start my research I first wanted to look up how do you become a  Private Investigators in the U.S. In 43 of our 50 states and the District of Columbia require Private investigators to be licensed in that field. Before you get your license you have to go to a training course. Different schools [...]