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Understood. I have dealt with similar situations where I've been
hired by jurisdictions, and ended up busting shall we say a couple of
cops and a fire chief.... for issues that led to discipline or
termination, etc... But it wasn't over drummed up issues...

I've also seen situations on hiring where nothing was put into
writing, just a thumbs up or a thumbs down from the investigator, as
the employer did not use what was found, so as to avoid potential
legal problems and simply gave the excuse of, "we found a more
suitable candidate".

Tatu

--- In BDSM-LegalIssues@yahoogroups.com, Brian Denyer
<sandmanbrian777@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Tatu :
>
> Yes I agree about procedures and "proper legal authority" However
the informal
> network of contacts from ex-police and government Investigators
allows a background check that by bypasses the formal rules. One of
my old instructors relayed how he used to dig up grounds for firing
other Provincial Police Officer's
> by following them all day. His theory was that evryone breaks the
law by going about their daily activities, even Law Enforcement
Officers (LEO). There is a manual for Investigative Journalists which
sites a rule "there is dirt on everyone
> its just a question of digging it up" As a former Chief Shop
Steward for a major Public Service organization, I have seen some
pretty minor incidents escalated into grounds for dismissal. The real
reason for dismissal are forever buried.
>
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> ----- Original Message ----
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> Subject: [BDSM-LegalIssues] Re: New book -- good but disturbing
>
> ...These background checks are done with written consent of the
> applicant. It was suggested that a credit check would be more
> revealing, well you can't do that without written permission of the
> person you are pulling it on, that's illegal. We do have databases and
> many states now have sunshine laws, so information is easily
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