Stärkung der Kontrolle über Detektivdienste

[Детективное агентство. Украина. Харьков. Львов.]

Ende 2008 - Anfang 2009 war besonders fruchtbar für die Verabschiedung verschiedener Gesetze und Verordnungen. Der Gesetzgeber war von Sinnen. Er hat die Aufmerksamkeit und Detektivarbeit nicht umgangen. So insbesondere am 22. Dezember 2008 das Bundesgesetz der Russischen Föderation Nr. 272-FZ „Über die Änderung bestimmter Rechtsakte der Russischen Föderation im Zusammenhang mit der Verbesserung der staatlichen Kontrolle im Bereich der privaten Sicherheit und der Detektivtätigkeit " wurde adoptiert. Diese Verordnung trat am 1. Januar 2010 in Kraft.

Welche Änderungen an der Gesetzgebung zur Detektivtätigkeit vorgenommen wurden und in diesem Artikel besprochen werden.
ein). Ich möchte, wie erwartet, von vorne anfangen. Daher wurden Änderungen am ersten Teil des besprochenen Gesetzes vorgenommen. Es wurde durch einen Paragraphen ergänzt, der das Verfahren für die Beteiligung ausländischer Staatsbürger an der Erbringung von Detektivdiensten regelt. Unmittelbar nach der Einführung dieser Regel wurde über die Diskriminierung ausländischer Detektive gesprochen.

Tatsächlich ist die Notwendigkeit, die Aktivitäten ausländischer Detektivorganisationen zu regulieren, längst überfällig. Ausländische Detekteien eröffneten ihre Niederlassungen und Repräsentanzen in Russland in Hülle und Fülle. Und leider nicht immer nur, um die in der Charta vorgesehenen Aktivitäten durchzuführen. In engen Kreisen ist also bekannt, dass ausländische Detektive häufig mit industrieller und politischer Spionage beschäftigt waren, verschiedene analytische Informationen sammelten und so weiter. Jetzt muss sich die Situation zum Besseren wenden. Dazu sollten in jedem Fall strenge Anforderungen an ausländische Detektive beitragen, die auf dem Territorium der Russischen Föderation arbeiten wollen.

2). Auch an Artikel 3 wurden einige Änderungen vorgenommen. Insbesondere hat der Gesetzgeber seine Bezeichnung geändert (früher: „Arten von Privatdetektiv- und Sicherheitstätigkeiten“, heute: „Arten von Sicherheits- und Detektivdienstleistungen“), und auch der Teil, der sich auf die Tätigkeit von Sicherheitsbehörden bezieht, hat sich erheblich geändert. Was die Detektivorganisationen betrifft, so sind ihre Änderungen in diesem Artikel praktisch nicht betroffen. Und das ist keineswegs zufällig. Tatsache ist, dass die Aktivitäten von Sicherheitsorganisationen seit langem einer ernsthaften Überarbeitung bedürfen. Die Lücken und Ungereimtheiten der russischen Gesetzgebung haben dazu geführt, dass sich oft ganz andere, nicht immer legale Organisationen hinter dem Aushängeschild privater Sicherheitsunternehmen versteckten. Ihre Tätigkeit zu rationalisieren, sie unter strenge staatliche Kontrolle zu stellen – das ist die Hauptaufgabe des Gesetzgebers, der diese Änderungen vornimmt. Hinsichtlich der Tätigkeit des Detektivs haben sich keine wesentlichen Änderungen ergeben. Ja, sie waren nicht erforderlich.

3). Die Gültigkeitsdauer der Lizenz zur Ausübung von Detektivtätigkeiten wurde festgelegt. Früher war es unbefristet, jetzt muss es alle fünf Jahre verlängert werden. Dieser Schritt kam nicht von ungefähr. Nach seinem Plan soll dies dazu beitragen, die Kontrolle über die Aktivitäten von Detektivbüros und Privatdetektiven zu stärken und damit die Qualität ihrer Dienstleistungen zu verbessern.

Eine regelmäßige Lizenzerneuerung ist für gewissenhafte Detektive kein Problem. Stattdessen werden „zufällige“ Personen aussortiert, die Daten aus veralteten illegalen Datenbanken als Ergebnisse ihrer eigenen Ermittlungen herausgeben.
4). Artikel Nummer sechs wurde um einen Hinweis auf grobe Verstöße gegen die Privatdetektivarbeit ergänzt. Dies sind insbesondere Verletzungen der verfassungsmäßigen Rechte der Bürger. Einschließlich: die Unverletzlichkeit der Wohnung, das Briefgeheimnis, Postnachrichten und so weiter. Es ist auch nicht akzeptabel, technische Mittel zu verwenden, die für die Verwendung verboten sind.
Gleichzeitig ist es unmöglich zu sagen, dass sich die neue Ausgabe in irgendeiner Weise radikal von der vorherigen unterscheidet. Zuvor sollten diese Rechte nicht verletzt worden sein. Gerade heute hat sich das Strafmaß für diese Taten erhöht.

Übrigens war es diese Norm, die einst in den Medien viel Aufsehen erregte. Journalisten steigerten diese Nachricht zu sensationellen Ausmaßen. Sprich, schließlich wurde Privatdetektiven verboten, illegale Spezialgeräte zu verwenden und so weiter. Früher war es sogar verboten. Die Änderungen haben die Situation nicht grundlegend geändert, sie haben nur die zuvor bestehenden Normen klargestellt und die bestehenden Widersprüche und Lücken beseitigt.

In welchen Fällen benötigen Sie die Dienste eines Privatdetektivs?

Was wissen wir über die Aktivitäten eines Privatdetektivs? In der Regel ermittelt ein Privatdetektiv in der Sichtweise des einfachen Volkes, die sich vor allem dank Kunstwerken entwickelt hat, in komplexen, komplizierten Morden, komplizierten Diebstählen und anderen exotischen Verbrechen.

Aus ausländischen Filmen erfuhren wir auch andere Informationen: Ein Privatdetektiv ist ein Subjekt, das hilft, untreue Ehemänner und Ehefrauen zu entlarven, damit später die betrogene Hälfte bei einer Scheidung den größten Teil des gemeinsamen Eigentums erhält.

Daher das Fazit: Die Tätigkeit eines Privatdetektivs ist etwas ganz Besonderes und Exotisches.

Tatsächlich ist das Tätigkeitsfeld eines Privatdetektivs so groß, dass seine Dienste auf die eine oder andere Weise von fast jeder Person benötigt werden. Es ist nur so, dass es nicht allen klar ist. Urteilen Sie selbst: Haben Sie jemals darüber nachgedacht, Ihren Kindheitsfreund oder Klassenkameraden zu finden, zu dem die Verbindung aus irgendeinem Grund verloren gegangen ist? Wie ist in solchen Fällen vorzugehen? Eigentlich ist alles ganz einfach: Wenden Sie sich an einen Privatdetektiv, und er findet schnell das gesuchte Objekt.

Oder eine andere, sehr häufige Situation: Ich mochte ein Mädchen in einem Club / einer Bar und so weiter, aber sie hatten keine Zeit, zum Telefon zu greifen. Oder sie nahmen es, verloren es aber sofort. Ja, es gibt wenige Fälle. In diesem Fall kann Ihnen auch ein Privatdetektiv zu Hilfe kommen.

Der berühmte Schauspieler Daniil Spivakovsky fand seine Frau in ... einem Flugzeug. Das Mädchen arbeitete dort als Flugbegleiterin. Der Star mochte sie so sehr, dass er sie lange nicht vergessen konnte. Und obwohl er sowohl die Flugnummer als auch den Namen seiner Geliebten kannte, war es keine leichte Aufgabe, sie zu finden. Die Suche kostete ihn viel Zeit und Mühe. Dabei halfen natürlich auch die Verbindungen des Schauspielers.
Was aber, wenn es keine Verbindungen gibt oder die Situation viel komplizierter ist: Über das Mädchen ist wenig bekannt?

In solchen Fällen kann nur ein Fachmann helfen. In fast allen Fällen wird ein Privatdetektiv schnell einen zufälligen Mitreisenden, einen Gesprächspartner in einem Club und so weiter finden können.
Diese Fälle sind natürlich nicht die einzigen, in denen die Dienste eines Privatdetektivs erforderlich sein können.

Wissen Sie, wie viele Geschäftsleute Opfer verschiedener Betrüger wurden? Wie viele gingen aus diesem Grund bankrott? Aber sie mussten sich nur an die Dienste eines Privatdetektivs wenden, der in kürzester Zeit alle Details nicht nur über ein zukünftiges Geschäft, sondern auch über einen potenziellen Geschäftspartner herausfinden kann.

Oder hier ist ein weiteres sehr ernstes und weit verbreitetes Problem, das viele unserer Landsleute betrifft. Ein erfolgreicher und wohlhabender Bekannter oder Freund bittet darum, im Rahmen eines Kreditvertrags als Bürge aufzutreten. Es ist nicht bequem abzulehnen, und dafür gibt es keinen Grund: Ein Freund hat ein erfolgreiches Geschäft, eine luxuriöse Wohnung und ein Auto. Und erst später stellt sich heraus, dass das gesamte Vermögen eines erfolgreichen Freundes und sein Geschäft längst verpfändet sind. Dass sie regelmäßig Kredite aufnehmen: einige, um andere abzuzahlen. Und er hat nichts, um das unter Ihrer Bürgschaft aufgenommene Darlehen zurückzuzahlen, und er wird es nicht tun. Was das für den Bürgen bedeutet, muss ich glaube ich nicht erklären.
Und das Anstößigste an einer solchen Situation ist, dass sie durchaus hätte vermieden werden können. Alles, was Sie tun mussten, war, einen Privatdetektiv zu kontaktieren. Er wird immer leicht den wahren Stand der Dinge Ihres Freundes herausfinden und Ihre Risiken einschätzen.

Wie wir sehen können, gibt es also eine ganze Reihe von Fällen, in denen Bürger die Hilfe eines Privatdetektivs benötigen. Und sie sind alle gewöhnlich, typisch, oft zu finden. Auf dieser Grundlage können wir sagen, dass die Dienste eines Privatdetektivs genauso alltäglich werden sollten wie die Dienste von Anwälten, Ärzten, Unterhaltungsdiensten und so weiter und so fort.


Sammlung von Informationen als eine der Hauptarten von Detektivdiensten

Um es mit dem treffenden Ausdruck von William Churchill zu sagen: Demjenigen, dem die Informationen gehören, gehört die ganze Welt. Deshalb ist es für jeden Geschäftsmann so wichtig, möglichst vollständige und detaillierte Informationen über seinen Geschäftspartner zu sammeln. Für diese Zwecke benötigen sie lediglich die Dienste eines Privatdetektivs.

Aber wer ist diese mysteriöse Person? Ein erstaunliches Subjekt, das sich ständig in eine Vielzahl von Veränderungen einlässt und sich gekonnt aus ihnen löst? Tatsächlich ist das filmische Bild eines Privatdetektivs sehr weit von der Realität entfernt, denn Privatdetektive schwingen nicht vor jedem Schurken eine Waffe und veranstalten keine Schießerei an überfüllten Orten. Sie handeln ausschließlich im Rahmen der Gesetze und in strikter Übereinstimmung mit diesen.

In diesem Fall handelt es sich in erster Linie um das Bundesgesetz Nr. 2487-1 vom 11. März 1992 „Über private Detektiv- und Sicherheitsaktivitäten in der Russischen Föderation“. Dieser Rechtsakt schränkt die Befugnisse der Subjekte privater Ermittlungen erheblich ein. Nach Artikel 7 Bundesgesetz dürfen Privatdetektive nicht:

ein). Informationen über ein Verbrechen, das begangen wurde oder begangen werden soll, vor Strafverfolgungsbehörden zu verbergen. Dies muss sicherlich jeder berücksichtigen, der plant, sich an einen Privatdetektiv zu wenden. Wenn er bei den Ermittlungen eine kriminelle Episode in Ihrer Biografie oder der Biografie Ihres Partners entdeckt, wird er dies selbstverständlich „an Ort und Stelle“ melden. Egal wie gut der Detektiv seinen Klienten behandelt, aber etwas anderes zu tun bedeutet für ihn, seine Lizenz zu verlieren oder sogar ein unwissender Komplize eines Verbrechens zu werden.

2). Geben Sie vor, Polizisten zu sein. Nur die Heldinnen der Damendetektive wähnen sich, nachdem sie in der Unterführung ein gefälschtes „xiva“ erworben haben, entweder als Angestellte des Innenministeriums oder des FSB oder gar des FBI. Im Leben werden solche Handlungen streng bestraft. Daher würde dies kein anständiger Privatdetektiv tun.

3). Sammeln Sie Informationen über das Privatleben von Personen sowie über ihre politischen und religiösen Überzeugungen. Verlassen Sie sich daher besser nicht auf die Hilfe eines Privatdetektivs, um kompromittierende Beweise über Ihre Konkurrenten zu sammeln. Der Detektiv mag zwar alle „wirtschaftlichen Ins und Outs“ prüfen, aber Geliebte, Drogen und Alkohol sind nicht seine Kompetenz.

4). Leider hat ein Privatdetektiv einfach nicht das Recht, Video- und Audioaufnahmen sowie Foto- und Filmaufnahmen in Büro- oder anderen Räumlichkeiten zu machen. Es sei denn, nur mit Zustimmung des Grundstückseigentümers oder des zuständigen Amtsträgers. Außerdem ein Paradoxon: Journalisten haben das Recht, mit versteckter Kamera aufzunehmen, Polizisten natürlich, und sogar Privatpersonen können solche Veranstaltungen durchführen. Aber einem Privatdetektiv ist ein solches Recht gesetzlich verwehrt. Und das muss berücksichtigt werden. Wenn Sie den Bestechungsgeldnehmer hingegen selbst entlarven möchten, kann Ihnen ein Privatdetektiv mit technischem Rat helfen.

fünf). Maßnahmen durchzuführen, bei denen das Brief-, Telefon- und Telegrafengeheimnis verletzt wird. Strengstens verboten ist auch die Durchführung von Detektivtätigkeiten, die mit einer Verletzung der Garantien der Unverletzlichkeit der Person oder Wohnung verbunden sind. Die Verantwortung für solche Verstöße ist sehr groß, so dass das Abhören der Telefongespräche einer Ehefrau oder eines Konkurrenten mit ernsthaften Problemen droht.

6). Außerdem ist es einem Privatdetektiv untersagt, Handlungen vorzunehmen, die die Rechte und Freiheiten der Bürger verletzen oder gefährden. Auch ist jede Bedrohung der Ehre, Würde und des Eigentums von Bürgern durch einen Privatdetektiv einfach inakzeptabel! Der Einsatz von Spezialausrüstung durch einen Privatdetektiv ist nur in Notwehr möglich. Und das sollte man sich merken.

7). Natürlich hat ein Privatdetektiv kein Recht, seinen Mandanten zu täuschen. Er darf keine Materialien verfälschen oder ihn anderweitig irreführen. Es ist auch sehr wichtig, dass alle Informationen, die der Detektiv im Auftrag des Kunden sammelt, er auch an ihn übermitteln muss. Der Privatdetektiv hat jedoch kein Recht, sie entgegen den Interessen des Auftraggebers weiterzugeben oder anderweitig zu verwenden.

8). Übertragen Sie die Lizenz zur Nutzung an Dritte.

Wie wir sehen können, ist die Liste der gesetzlichen Beschränkungen also recht umfangreich. Und sicher stellt sich nach der Lektüre für viele die völlig berechtigte Frage, wie es ein Privatdetektiv im Allgemeinen schafft, seinen Verpflichtungen gegenüber dem Auftraggeber nachzukommen. Und das ist unmöglich, und das.

Tatsächlich kann ein echter Profi und ohne Wanzen, Kameras und Abhören des Telefons die erforderlichen Informationen sammeln. Das ist die Fähigkeit und das Talent eines Privatdetektivs. Darüber hinaus hat ihm der Gesetzgeber eine Fülle weiterer Möglichkeiten beschert, die ihm natürlich bei seiner schwierigen Aufgabe helfen. So hat ein Privatdetektiv gemäß dem bereits erwähnten Bundesgesetz das Recht:
ein). Bürger und Beamte mündlich verhören. Eine solche Befragung darf natürlich nur mit deren Zustimmung durchgeführt werden. Ein echter Detektiv kennt alle Feinheiten eines Verhörs. Er wird in einem gewöhnlichen Gespräch viel lernen können. Mit einem Gesprächspartner zu sprechen, die Informationen unterwegs zu analysieren und das Gespräch in die richtige Richtung zu lenken, ist, wenn Sie so wollen, ein besonderes Talent, eine Gabe, die nur echte Profis besitzen.
2). Erkundigen Sie sich über ein bestimmtes Objekt, studieren Sie Objekte und Dokumente (mit schriftlicher Zustimmung der Eigentümer), führen Sie eine externe Begehung der Räumlichkeiten durch und überwachen Sie auch einzelne Themen. All dies hilft dem Privatdetektiv, die notwendigen Informationen herauszufinden und viele interessante und nützliche Informationen zu erhalten.
3). Über Technologie. Es kann benutzt werden. Die Einschränkungen gelten nur für Aufnahmen in Innenräumen ohne Zustimmung des Eigentümers. In anderen Fällen ist die Verwendung von Video- und Audioaufnahmen, Filmen und Fotografien, technischen und anderen Mitteln durchaus akzeptabel. Einzige Voraussetzung ist, dass „andere Mittel“ Leben und Gesundheit der Bürgerinnen und Bürger sowie der Umwelt nicht schaden. Auch die Nutzung der Mittel des betrieblichen Funk- und Telefonverkehrs ist für Privatdetektive möglich.

Die von uns angegebene Liste enthüllt nicht alle Berufsgeheimnisse von Privatdetektiven. Bei ihrer Arbeit verwenden sie andere Techniken und Methoden, die es ihnen ermöglichen, die für den Kunden erforderlichen Informationen zu sammeln. Dies ist die Nutzung verschiedener Datenbanken und vertraulicher Quellen und die Hilfe von Kollegen in Uniform und vieles mehr.

Wichtig ist auch die Frage der Verwendung von Informationen, die von einem Privatdetektiv gesammelt wurden. Natürlich nimmt der Kunde es oft einfach zur Kenntnis. Nachdem er von der zweifelhaften Vergangenheit seines zukünftigen Geschäftspartners erfahren hat, bricht er den Deal, nachdem er von der Untreue seiner Frau erfahren hat, reicht er die Scheidung ein. In solchen Fällen spielt der offizielle Status der gesammelten Informationen keine Rolle. Aber es gibt auch andere Situationen. Häufig plant der Auftraggeber, die bei der detektivischen Ermittlung erlangten Informationen vor Gericht zu verwenden.

In solchen Fällen erlaubt das Gesetz die Sammlung von Informationen über Zivil- und Strafsachen auf der Grundlage einer mit einem der Verfahrensbeteiligten geschlossenen Vereinbarung.
Wenn es sich um ein Strafverfahren handelt, muss der Detektiv den Vernehmer, Ermittler oder Richter innerhalb eines Tages nach Unterzeichnung eines solchen Vertrags darüber informieren.
Im Hinblick auf die Beteiligung des Detektivs am Zivilprozess ist die Erhebung zusätzlicher Informationen hier der wichtigste Garant für das Prinzip der Wettbewerbsfähigkeit der Parteien. Es bietet eine umfassende und vollständige Untersuchung aller für den Fall relevanten Umstände.

Daher ist es durchaus logisch, mit einem Privatdetektiv einen Vertrag über die Erbringung relevanter Dienstleistungen abzuschließen. Darüber hinaus können die von ihm nach gerichtlicher Auswertung erhobenen Beweismittel durchaus der Entscheidung zugrunde gelegt werden.
Außerdem ist es auch erlaubt, den Detektiv später als Zeugen hinzuzuziehen.
Was den rechtlichen Status der von einem Privatdetektiv gesammelten Informationen anbelangt, so sind diese, obwohl sie keine besondere Verfahrenskraft haben und vom Gericht auf Augenhöhe mit anderen Zeugenaussagen bewertet werden, oft die Informationen des Detektivs, die ausschlaggebend sind. Wie das Sprichwort sagt, wem die Informationen gehören, dem gehört die Welt.


Privatleben durch die Augen eines Privatdetektivs

Beim Wort „Privatdetektiv“ präsentiert jeder von uns sein eigenes Bild von diesem Thema. Aber viele glauben, dass dieser Bürger nichts anderes tut, als Ehebruch mit einer Videokamera zu filmen, während er sich unter einem Bett in einem billigen Motelzimmer versteckt.

Tatsächlich hat dieses vulgäre Bild nichts mit der Realität zu tun. Ein Privatdetektiv ist oft der Garant für Familienfrieden und Wohlstand.
Vor allem, wenn es um die Beziehung zwischen „Vätern und Kindern“ geht.

Das Übergangsalter ist eine besondere Zeit im Leben eines jeden Menschen und seiner Angehörigen. Auch ruhige, kontrollierte Kinder werden zu echten „Monstern“. Gleichzeitig möchten Eltern ihren Kindern helfen, diese Zeit zu überwinden, aber sie versuchen nicht, sie in ihr persönliches Leben zu lassen.

Beharrliches Nachfragen bringt keine Ergebnisse. Vielmehr werden sie genau den gegenteiligen Effekt haben. Verdächtigungen, Anschuldigungen, Vorwürfe – leider wenden Eltern oft nicht die Methoden an, die notwendig sind, um einen Weg zum Herzen eines Kindes zu finden.

Oft verhalten sich Mamas und Papas vermeintlich „richtig“. Sie durchsuchen heimlich sein Zimmer, studieren seine E-Mails und so weiter. Aber in der Regel ist das Ergebnis solcher Aktionen beklagenswert. Ein Sohn oder eine Tochter verfolgt leicht alle Manipulationen unerfahrener Eltern, deren Misstrauen den Abgrund der Entfremdung weiter vergrößert.

Außerdem sind Kinder gut darin, Beweise für ihre Sünden zu verbergen. Daher ist es einfach unmöglich, sie ohne die entsprechende Erfahrung und Fähigkeiten zu finden.

Deshalb ist es in jedem Fall besser, die Hilfe und Unterstützung eines Privatdetektivs in Anspruch zu nehmen.
Die Hauptprobleme, mit denen moderne Eltern konfrontiert sind, sind die folgenden:
- Drogen. Ein verbreiteter Irrglaube vieler Eltern ist, dass sie immer sofort wissen, ob ihre Kinder Drogen nehmen oder nicht. Tatsächlich bezeugen zahlreiche Lebensbeispiele das Gegenteil. Leider verstehen Mütter und Väter erst dann, dass ihr Kind drogenabhängig ist, wenn es anfängt, mehr oder weniger wertvolles Eigentum aus dem Haus zu holen. In der Regel ist es fast unmöglich, eine solche Situation zu korrigieren. Deshalb ist es so wichtig, möglichst früh von bestehenden Problemen zu erfahren. Ein Privatdetektiv findet nicht nur heraus, ob das Kind Drogen nimmt, sondern auch, von wem es sie bekommt.
- Sekten und totalitäre Organisationen. Ein weiteres sehr häufiges und sehr beängstigendes Problem. Das Paradoxeste ist, dass hier in der Regel keine störenden Symptome auftreten. Außerdem lernt Ihr Kind vielleicht besser, benimmt sich besser und so weiter. Es stimmt, gleichzeitig kann man eine gewisse Entfremdung, Distanz feststellen. Leider sehen das viele Eltern zunächst nicht als großes Problem an und schreiben alles dem Alter zu. Tatsächlich sind Sekten eines der schwerwiegendsten Probleme der russischen Realität. Etablierte Rekrutierungsschemata, "Zombifizierung" - all dies ist so einfach auf die Psyche eines fragilen Kindes anzuwenden. Um ernsthafte Probleme zu vermeiden, sollten Sie sich beim ersten Verdacht an einen Privatdetektiv wenden. Er erfährt alles darüber, wo sich Ihr Kind genau aufhält, und gibt Auskunft über die Sekte, die es angeworben hat.

Wir werden auch wichtige Empfehlungen für das weitere Vorgehen erarbeiten.
- Die erste Liebe endet oft tragisch. Natürlich sollten Eltern immer wissen, was mit ihren Kindern passiert. Nur in diesem Fall können sie ihren Kindern helfen, sie vor einem voreiligen Schritt bewahren. Und in diesem Fall geht es auch ohne die Hilfe eines Privatdetektivs nicht. Sie erfahren nicht nur alles über die Bindung Ihres Kindes, sondern erfahren auch, wie weit seine Beziehung zu seiner Geliebten/Geliebten gekommen ist und wie ernst sie ist. Manchmal kann der rechtzeitige Anruf der Eltern bei einem Privatdetektiv sogar das Leben Ihres Kindes retten.

 

[Детективное агентство. Украина. Харьков. Львов.]

Enhancing control over detective services 2

Beware of the marriage speculator
How many times have the world been told about marriage con men, but all in vain. Love really is blind. Still, many gullible ladies and gentlemen become victims of all kinds of scammers. Unfortunately, a person blinded by love will never notice even obvious inconsistencies in the biography of his chosen one. Therefore, beware of being relatives of a romantic person. They should be vigilant and turn to a private detective.
He will always be able to find out the ins and outs of the “suspect,” and it is he who can be charged with a conversation with a swindler. After such a conversation, he usually disappears and no longer bothers your loved ones.

Babysitters are different
One of the most important missions of a private detective is to collect information about a person whom you trust the most precious thing you have - the life of your own child. That is why, before letting a stranger into your house, we recommend that you contact a detective agency. A private investigator will find out everything about the newly made Mary Poppins, check whether her recommendations are genuine, and also observe the behavior of the nanny during your absence. Shots from a hidden video camera are sometimes so frightening that such precautions to parents no longer seem unnecessary.

Burglary-free
Situations when money suddenly disappears in a house are very common. At the same time, a small child can often prove to be a thief by the opinion of whom he is not given enough money for small expenses. But at the same time, it may turn out to be his friend, and any other stranger who is at your place. In order not to offend anyone with suspicions, we advise you to turn to a private detective who will quickly and without noise establish the identity of a thief.

When the police do not want or cannot help
Everything happens in life. And there are situations when a person simply does not know whom to turn to. For example, an ex-husband or lover is stalking you, poisoning your life with threats and bullying. The police, of course, will not understand. And although there is clearly a corpus delicti in the actions of such entities, no one will open a criminal case. They usually say this: "there will be harm to health or even murder, then come." But the words, they say, you can’t get to the point.

In fact, "people in uniform", of course, are cunning. Threats are a good reason to initiate criminal prosecution. It is another matter that proving such a composition is very problematic, but this is their problem. Unfortunately, even if you succeed, and the case is still opened, very soon it will be closed for lack of evidence. After all, the police will not be very actively involved in it and will not seek evidence of guilt of the pursuer.

Another thing, private detective. He will not only find out the seriousness of the intentions of the former young man, not only collect evidence of his guilt, but also develop a set of recommendations aimed at eliminating the problem.

By the way, not only girls resort to his services. Often young people become the object of blackmail. As a rule, they are threatened by former lovers, who suddenly appeared on the horizon with a child conceived ostensibly from a former lover. In this case, the help of a detective will also be indispensable. He will find out whether there really is some truth in her words, help to develop a single model of behavior, and so on.

Jungle Business
It is no secret to anyone that in our country many successful entrepreneurs come from criminal structures. In the nineties they still "roofed" commercial tents, and today very successful businessmen. Everything would be fine, but they often transfer the skills acquired in a gangster environment to their current activities.
Moreover, we are not even talking about any obvious threats on their part. As a rule, this is a skillful pressure on the psyche. The threats here are hidden; For example, you may have a sympathetic tone to inquire about the health of relatives, while demonstrating a strange awareness of their lifestyle (they will tell you what kind of kindergarten your child attends or what hairdresser your wife goes to).

In this case, you have a more direct road to the detective agency. Here they will find out whether the competitor or business partner is as cool as he wants to seem, and also will develop a set of further measures to ensure your safety and the safety of your loved ones.

As for clarifying the facts of adultery, the private investigator also provides a similar service. But it is clearly not dominant in the range of activities it implements.

Private detective and privacy

The scope of the private detective is quite wide. In particular, they often resort to his help to solve a variety of family problems. This includes, for example, adultery, counseling for those who are just planning to get married, as well as numerous and varied problems with minors.

A private detective, of course, is not omnipotent, and he certainly will not solve all your problems. And this should be understood. He can find out that the child is using drugs. He can "hand over" his passwords and appearances to you: where and from whom does he acquire a dangerous potion. He can even recommend clinics where they are especially successfully cured of drug addiction (although such recommendations will be of a private nature, since they are not included in the scope of the detective's activity). But he will not cure the teenager of dependence, will not be able to influence him in the right way. In all cases, this is the task of the parents.

The same goes for the rest of the problems. Therefore, turning to a private detective, it is very important to correctly fill out the request.

Unfortunately, often a lot of unnecessary information falls out on the head of a poor detective. In this case, the main thing is missed.

I'll go to detectives. Let me be taught

What does it take to become a private investigator? Formally, the list of requirements for a private detective is not large. Today, in order to obtain such a status, it is enough just to have a higher legal education. Previously, a mandatory requirement was also relevant experience in law enforcement, but today this rule has been canceled. Although, in our opinion, it is completely in vain, since for a private detective, work experience is simply invaluable.

On the other hand, today almost all of them have such experience. For example, Andrei Volkov also began his career in law enforcement. And it worked very successfully, it should be noted. The change of activity was determined by the desire to get more freedom, to improve their professional skills. At the previous place of work, he received invaluable experience necessary for the work of a private investigator, but, unfortunately, there was nowhere to grow further in the professional plan. Growth was possible along the career ladder, but in qualitative terms this would not have yielded anything. That is why Andrei Volkov left the law enforcement agencies and engaged in a private investigation.

After all, it is no secret to anyone that work in the police involves observing many unnecessary rituals: implementing a plan for disclosure, compiling numerous reports. Even if the case is interesting, you can not spend a lot of time on it, since there are terms and standards and so on.

In a word, work in law enforcement agencies does not give the opportunity to give in to detective activities as a whole. That is why Andrei Volkov preferred private detective work.
But, of course, that experience cannot be called unnecessary. It became for Andrey Volkov a certain base, without which it is also nowhere. Of course, the law enforcement structure has its own characteristics, which are not always applicable in the activities of a private investigation. For example, the police have great powers, which the private investigator is deprived of. Therefore, the latter has to come up with their own schemes and combinations to achieve their goals. But it is even interesting! This is a creative process for which law enforcement officers simply do not have time.
And although a private investigator is deprived of many opportunities that are available not only to every employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs or the prosecutor's office, but even to ordinary citizens, he solves the assigned tasks no worse, or even better than many of his "official" colleagues.

The work of a private investigator is, first of all, analysis. Analysis of information received from the client and collected independently. Of course, the practical component is very important. Here and surveillance, and search, and a survey of witnesses. Without this, too, nowhere. In a word, a private investigator must know and be able to do a lot: with whom to negotiate, where to look, how to build a conversation - certain abilities and skills are needed here. Of course, not everyone has those. But that is the peculiarity of this profession. That is why people and their problems go to a private detective, and do not solve them on their own.
Often, a private detective in the imagination of many citizens is portrayed as a kind of superman, armed to the teeth. Such a person has chases and skirmishes every day. In fact, the detective’s work is rather a routine: polls, meetings, observations, analysis.

A private detective works quite closely with law enforcement officials. This cooperation is mutually beneficial. The detective receives from the police the necessary information for him, and in case of detecting signs of a crime, transfers the case to his official colleagues. Often already disclosed. But most often, after all, a private detective deals with non-criminal subjects: to find a former classmate, old love, childhood friend, and so on. Often they come to him with situations that it’s simply ridiculous to contact the police: to find out everything about a teenager, about his hobbies, interests, check his wife, potential business partner, and so on and so forth.

Of course, if in the course of his work a private detective receives information about a crime being prepared or, moreover, a committed crime, he will simply be required to submit it to law enforcement agencies - this is the law.
In general, information collected by a private investigator can be submitted to the court on a common basis. They are equated with witness testimony. They use the help of a detective both in civil and in criminal proceedings. In the latter case, his help is simply invaluable when one of the participants in the process is sure that the investigation is biased.
Of course, it is necessary to understand that the testimony of a private detective is not equivalent to the legal data of the investigation, but sometimes they play a key role.

A few words about a private detective

Licenses for private search activities today are issued a lot. It is enough to type the necessary query in the search engine, as it will immediately give you a lot of advertisements about citizens providing such services. And although this sector of the market is developing rapidly, as before, most potential customers know very little about the private investigator. The main information they draw from television series, fiction books, speculation and rumors.

In accordance with the Federal Law of the Russian Federation “On Private Detective and Security Activities”, a private detective is a person who, in the manner prescribed by law, has received an appropriate license and provides the services listed in the law.

Their list, therefore, is standard and uniform among all detectives. But the methods, of course, each uses his own. That is why the result is different for everyone. In this regard, there are extra-class detectives, and there are detectives and simpler.

But how to distinguish them? As a rule, citizens search for a detective through Internet sites. And the working methods are not painted on them. But this is impossible. Each case is individual and unique, therefore different methods will be used. Therefore, when choosing a private detective, we advise you to be guided by your own intuition, as well as feedback from previous customers.
Choosing a private investigator, it is very important to correctly present his problem to him. Unfortunately, many customers make one common mistake: they do not present the situation, but talk about methods for solving it. Leave this to the detective, he knows best what to do. Moreover, many of the methods offered by customers to conduct investigations are simply illegal. But the responsibility for their use can threaten not only the detective, as the performer, but also to themselves, as customers.

Despite the fact that the market for private investigations is no longer young, the awareness of the population among it is minimal. Although in recent times, the media began to pay more attention to the profession of private investigator. Interviews with them appeared, television programs of the corresponding profile began to be filmed, and so on. However, unfortunately, such materials are not explanatory in nature, but more entertaining. Journalists are more interested not in the methods of work of a private investigator, but in “fried facts”, juicy details. All this causes a detective reaction in detectives. They refuse to make contact with the media, as they know in advance exactly what questions they will be asked. Moreover, often journalists do not even see the difference between detectives and security guards. For many, these concepts are identical. And this is only the simplest primitive example of misconceptions about the work of a detective. In fact, there are many more. A lot of them are also associated with the scope of the private detective.

In this article, we will conduct a small educational program, and tell you what private detectives actually do.

So, these entities have the right:
1). Collect information on civil and criminal matters. To do this, they must conclude an agreement with the participant in the process. As for criminal cases, there is one immutable rule. A private investigator must notify the inquiry officer, investigator or other person conducting the investigation within 24 hours from the moment of conclusion of the relevant contract.
2). To study the market, as well as collect information necessary for business negotiations. Detectives can also identify insolvent or unreliable counterparties.
3). To establish cases when the trademarks and names of customers are used by third citizens illegally in business activities. To establish cases of unfair competition, as well as disclosure of trade secrets.
4). Find out biographical information, as well as other data about citizens. As a rule, this is necessary when concluding an employment contract. True, a detective can find out such information only with the consent of the respondents.
five). Search for missing citizens.
6). Search for lost property.

How to avoid becoming a victim of a fraud detective

It is not difficult to deceive some citizens: they are glad to deceive themselves. As a rule, these are the so-called "freebie lovers". They see that the matter is unclean, but the prospect of “slipping through” is painfully tempting. An example of such entities are investors of various financial pyramids, housing cooperatives, and so on. Such citizens seem to understand the whole deceitfulness of the event, but they hope that they are just lucky.
There are other cases. Often the victims of scammers are those who simply do not understand the topic and rush, as they say, "into the pool with their heads." Such entities may include, for example, amateurs to sign papers without looking. Like, I still can’t figure it out, so why waste time in vain. At the same time, it does not occur to such entities for some reason to seek the help of professionals: lawyers, financiers, and so on.
And it is precisely these two categories of citizens that most often become victims of "detective" scammers. And today they also divorced a lot.

Here are just a few examples.

So, the first example.
A few years ago, the network was shocked by a huge scandal. The owner of one of the sites made an incredible gift to his visitors. He posted on the pages of his portal a database of all citizens of Russia and Ukraine. At the same time, all users could use such data without exception. And completely free. Needless to say, what a full house this provided the portal. In just a few hours, due to the huge number of requests, getting there was simply impossible. But those who did get into it were in for a terrible disappointment: only an outdated base could be used for free, and they had to pay for the latest information.
Second example. On one of the sites of a private detective, in the corresponding section, a scanned image of a certificate of registration of a legal entity was posted. According to the owners of the resource, this document is enough to carry out detective activities. About the fact that a license is needed for this, the “private investigators” tactfully kept silent. And rightly so! After all, in fact, few people own the subtleties of legislation. And citizens will definitely not go into details, so the availability of clients is guaranteed to pseudo-lenses.

It was only during a detailed check that it turned out that the work phone indicated on the site was registered for private individuals. One can only guess about the skill level of such entities. Accordingly, it is hardly worth expecting quality work from them.

Of course, to find out the professionalism of a private detective, as they say, is impossible on the fly. But having a license, work experience, and having your own office are positive features of any true professional.

What's in your name

The word "detective" in translation from the Latin "detectio" means "disclosure". Abroad in many countries this word designates not only private investigators, but also official police officials who are involved in the investigation of crimes.

As for Russia, here the concept of "private investigator" began to be used recently. It is a direct translation of the similar English concept of “private detective”.
Our country has traditionally used a different concept of "detective." It has been known since the sixteenth century. Then so called those officials who were in the sovereign service and were engaged in the search for criminal criminals. This word was also used in the Soviet police. In particular, in 1951, the criminal search of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs was renamed the criminal investigation, and the investigators were called detectives. At the same time, several posts were approved. Such as "senior detective", "average detective" and "junior detective." True, the innovation did not take root and in 1953 the previous names were returned.
As for private detectives, until 1992 we knew about them except from foreign films and books. The situation changed with the adoption of the Federal Law “On Private Detective and Security Activities” on March 11, 1992.
In general, private investigation is a new phenomenon not only for Russian reality. In world practice, private detectives also appeared relatively recently. The first detective agencies were organized in France and America. The names of their founders are well known to the general public.

This is the Frenchman Eugene Francois Widoc (1775-1857) and the American Alan Nathaniel Pinkerton (1819-1884).
Vidok is a former chief of the criminal police who was fired after eighteen years of service as a former thief. And although he was engaged in thefts only in his youth, and then faithfully served in the police, revealing more than twenty thousand criminals, he could not escape dismissal.

Six years after his dismissal from the French "organs" in 1834, Widoc organized the first detective agency in history, which he called the "Bureau of Investigation for Trade." His clients have become many industrialists, bankers and entrepreneurs. At the same time, they all had to pay annual service fees, which at the beginning were 200 francs.

As for the United States, the first detective there became the world famous
Alan Nathaniel Pinkerton. He set up his agency in Chicago in 1850. Initially, it specialized in the search for train robbers and safe crackers, but gradually the sphere of influence expanded. The number of agencies also increased. By 1882, there were already fifteen of them. By the thirties of the last century, this figure was already a thousand. Today in America there are more than three and a half thousand detective agencies, bureaus and companies.

In France, these figures are, of course, much more modest. There are only three hundred different offices. In addition, there are agencies that provide detective services, without having the appropriate license. in the UK about two thousand private detectives offer their services to citizens.

For example, a client contacts the agency with a request to find a travel companion who has sunk into her soul. She can tell only his name, approximate age, approximate place of residence and the locality in which he lives. She passes all this to the detective, but it would not even enter her head to tell about the number of the train, carriage and the place where the wanted subject was traveling. And at the same time, it is these data that can help in its search. It will be enough to simply raise the lists of passengers, and the thing is done. And go find a person, knowing, for example, only the city of residence and name.
Most people cannot imagine how a detective works, don’t know which information is primary, which is secondary, and which is not needed at all. Thus, the task of a private investigator is to remove all unnecessary, to extract the main information from the mass of information and find out what the client did not think about reporting, but which, undoubtedly, can help in the search.
A private detective is also a subtle psychologist. In the process, he voluntarily or involuntarily notices a lot. Even if this is not part of his task, he still gives himself an internal assessment of the subject and the situation as a whole. Therefore, if the client wishes, he, in addition to an objective dossier, can make his own subjective judgment. Sometimes this is exactly what our guarantors need.

Here is an example from our practice.

We were approached by a very wealthy client with a request to find out if his lover was cheating on him. The fact is that she behaves somehow inappropriately: private mood swings, tantrums. She either drives away our client, then loves and has mercy. And this despite the fact that he literally showered it with gold and pulled what is called from rags and riches.

We checked the girl. It turned out to be clean: no cheating even close. And the client does not relent, asks to continue monitoring again and again. And then we realized that he simply did not have anyone else to turn to. He wants to understand why his chosen one behaves with him so "unevenly." He needed an objective view from the side.

And we gave an honest answer: the girl is very grateful for the financial support, but she also weighs on her. After all, she is dependent on her "benefactor."
And although, as we have already noted, a private investigator will not be able to solve all your problems, he will be able to help sort them out. Sometimes, in order to understand in which direction to act, just an objective view from the side is enough.

Private investigator in criminal proceedings

One of the services that a private detective has the right to provide is the service of collecting evidence for the criminal process. There are significant features that are worth knowing about.
Firstly, after the detective concludes an appropriate contract with his client, he must notify the official conducting the investigation. This must be done within 24 hours from the moment of signing the contract.

Secondly, the information collected by a private detective does not have priority over other evidence and will be assessed by the court as evidence.
At the same time, if a private investigator is a real professional, then he will always be able to arrange the collected material in such a way that it will certainly help tip the scales of justice in favor of the represented client.

In accordance with the law, private detectives can conduct their parallel investigation, but they are not full participants in the process, as they do not perform any of the procedural functions.
But at the same time, the information collected by a private detective can be sources of evidence, and become evidence in the case. But only after the information received by the detective will be given official status. For example, a private investigator can find eyewitnesses to a crime, certain items, and so on. But he must transmit all the information he received to the investigator, who will draw it up properly. And only after that, such information will gain the official status of evidence.

The specific content of the information that a private detective collects is determined by the interests of the participant in the process, who actually concluded a contract with a private investigator.
So, for example, if a suspect or accused concludes an agreement with a detective, he will look for evidence of the innocence of these entities. And, conversely, if the victim seeks help from a detective, then the task of the detective will be to collect evidence of the guilt of the offender.

Often the information collected by a private investigator is the basis for the performance of certain investigative actions (interrogation, search, seizure, and so on). Sometimes also a private investigation is the basis for a statement by the participants in the process of various petitions. For example, if a detective determines that the judge is related to the suspect, then the victim will be able to challenge him on this basis. Etc.

It should be noted that detective work in Russia is in demand today as never before. And the need for it is only growing. Already now in our country there are more than two thousand private detectives who have united in an all-Russian detective public organization.

The need for such an organization, as well as its usefulness, does not raise any doubts either among citizens or government bodies, because detective activity helps to create favorable conditions for successful business, protect the rights and interests of citizens. In addition, private detectives also assist law enforcement agencies in solving their tasks.
However, unfortunately, it cannot be said that the state is currently paying sufficient attention to the detective services market. The fact is that Russian legislation still contains many gaps in the field of regulation of this issue. So, for example, many jurists talk about the need to amend the procedural legislation accordingly. Currently, none of the current codes contains a mention of a private detective as a participant in the process. And this, of course, is a significant drawback.
It is necessary to resolve the issue of the possibility and necessity of interrogating a private investigator as a witness.
At the same time, solving this issue, the legislator should take into account the general provisions on the status of the witness as such and the particular characteristics of the detective, which arise from his contractual obligations with the client.

Private detective guarding business interests

Private detective services are currently in great demand not only among private individuals, but also among entrepreneurs of various kinds. However, paradoxically, there are not so many people who would know what the work of a private investigator is. The information that we draw from books, television programs and the media is very far from the RUSSIAN SEARCH reality.
The reading of the legislation does not bring particular clarity.

So, for example, in accordance with the law, a private detective may be an entity that has an appropriate license.
This license is not issued to everyone. There are many requirements for obtaining it, the main of which is the presence of a higher legal education or work experience in operational or investigative units for at least three years. All this can also be replaced by the presence of a document on the passage of special training to work as a private detective. In any case, the license of a private investigator cannot be issued to a person under twenty-one years of age.

But this is a legislative wording. In practice, private investigators most often come after working in law enforcement agencies. Experience in conducting search operations can be acquired in such departments as, for example, organized crime groups, the Ministry of Defense, the GRU, and the FSB. Each of them has its own operational search administration (OPU). The scope of this organization includes investigation of crimes using all kinds of search technologies. It is this body that is the main “forge of personnel”.

Field of activity of a private detective
Private detectives decide different things. Most of them are connected with family problems or the search for stolen property, but quite often business people also resort to the services of private investigators who want to check their business partners, the possibilities of creditors, and so on.

Very often, heads of organizations also turn to detectives for help. As a rule, asking to check their employees.
There are other incidents. For example, in the practice of our agency there was a case when a client asked to check not the partner himself and his company, but the production technology that he uses. This technology acted as the subject of the transaction, and there was very little information about it.

The contract price was very high, and the client did not want to risk big money. So I turned to our help. Of course, we checked not only the technology itself, but also the reputation of the company selling it. As a result of the investigation, a positive conclusion was given, and the contract of the company was signed.
In addition, the services of a private detective are especially in demand when it is necessary to find out which of the employees is engaged in industrial espionage. Cases of this are quite common today. However, prosecuting a “spy” is not always possible. And the company's management itself is often to blame. Often the company does not even have a provision on non-disclosure of trade secrets, therefore, it is impossible to hold an employee accountable.

At the same time, we found violators, and the employer found a way to part with them.
We also developed a set of recommendations for company executives that were designed to prevent the occurrence of such situations in the future.
Now the company is forbidden to use removable storage media and all outgoing mail is strictly checked.

As already noted, personnel verification is one of the most popular services to date. This is understandable, because a lot really depends on the people who work for you.
Therefore, the heads of large and small companies often contact our agency with relevant orders. As a rule, they are interested in information about the employee’s lifestyle, his tendency to accept “kickbacks,” RUSSIAN FOLLOW-UP reviews from his previous job and so on.

To carry out such an assignment, we use a variety of techniques and methods. But most often it is about external observation, checking the connections of a particular subject, viewing all kinds of databases, and so on and so forth. With the consent of the leaders of the organization, we also install listening devices on office telephones, as well as surveillance cameras in the offices of the company.

Do not have a hundred rubles, but have ...
As a rule, any self-respecting detective agency has certain connections in law enforcement agencies. His man in an instant provides the detective with information from operational databases. Often, the private investigator in this way also becomes available information about the telephone number of any mobile operator.
By the way, today the Internet also comes to the aid of a private investigator. Various social networks, such as, for example, Odnoklassniki or Vkontakte. There you can often find the desired subjects or interesting information about them.

Private detectives are also helped by foreign colleagues. As a rule, every self-respecting detective works with many foreign private detectives.

The detective always honors the law.
A self-respecting private investigator will never agree to get down to business if it involves any illegal actions. And the point here is not only the detective’s high sense of justice. It’s just that the fee for such violations will be too high: loss of reputation and license. Of course, there is always an exception to any rule. Therefore, there are some private detectives who install bugs in their offices without the knowledge of their owners or engage in illegal wiretapping of telephone conversations. But such entities can hardly be called specialists. As a rule, they very quickly come across illegal actions and disappear from the market of detective services forever.

Real private investigators use exclusively legal methods and methods of obtaining information in their work. We will not disclose all secrets, and this is impossible in the framework of one article. We will only say that among the generally accessible and simplest ways to obtain information about a company can be called, for example, a request to the Main Interregional Center for Processing and Dissemination of Statistical Information (GMS) of the State Statistics Committee of Russia. There you will be provided with information about any company registered in the Russian Federation. At the same time, you will pay only five hundred rubles for the annual balance sheet of the company, and from 120 to 247 rubles for credentials from the Unified State Register of Enterprises and Organizations (EGRPO), including information on activities and others.

Everything you wanted to know about a private detective

In accordance with the law, a private detective is a person who has the appropriate license to carry out detective activities. This dry legislative formulation, meanwhile, does not at all reveal the essence of such a complex and multifaceted concept as a “private investigator”. We will try to correct this situation and provide more detailed information.
The legal basis of private detective work is the Constitution of the Russian Federation, the law “On Private Detective and Security Activities in the Russian Federation” (hereinafter - the Law), as well as other laws and other legal acts of the Russian Federation.

However, it should be understood that the private investigator and law enforcement officials are not identical and not identical. Therefore, the private investigator is not subject to laws that reinforce the legal status of employees of law enforcement agencies. Also, detectives are forbidden to conduct any operational search activities.

In addition, a private investigator is, if not forever, but certainly for a long time. In any case, he should carry out detective activities as the main one. He cannot combine it with public service or with an elective post in public associations.

But detective agencies have the right to create associations. The main condition for the legitimacy of such associations is their registration as a legal entity.
What swings directly to a private investigator, then, as already noted, any citizen who has received the appropriate license in the prescribed manner can be such. But to get it, you must simultaneously observe several conditions at once.

First, the applicant must be twenty-one years old. Secondly, a medical commission must pass, which would confirm that it is fit for health reasons to carry out this kind of activity. Thirdly, only those entities that have a higher legal education can either engage in private investigations, either they have undergone special training, or have worked for at least three years in operational or investigative units of law enforcement agencies.

In order to obtain a license for detective work, you need to collect a number of different certificates. Including from a psycho-and drug dispensary. The fact is that those who are registered for a mental illness, who suffer from alcoholism or drug addiction, who have a criminal record for committing a deliberate crime, or who have been charged with such a crime, will definitely not be allowed to carry out private detective activities. They will also refuse to issue a license to those citizens who, although they worked in law enforcement, judicial or prosecutorial bodies, but were fired from there, as they say, “under the article”. Thus, the state is fighting for the cleanliness of the ranks of private detectives and does not allow the development of a situation where every fined policeman goes to private investigators.
In addition, if a person worked in law enforcement bodies and exercised control over private detective and security activities, he will not be able to apply for a license earlier than a year after dismissal. Even if he quit of his own free will.

So, as we see, the legislator very strictly approaches the issue of legal personality of a private investigator. And this is by no means accidental. The detective is endowed by law with broad powers, so far from every subject can be allowed to carry out such activities.

But, if a person is emotionally stable, reliable, has a special education and work experience, he can very well count on a private detective license.
To do this, he must contact the internal affairs bodies at the place of residence and provide there a questionnaire of the established form, photographs, a certificate from the medical examination about the state of health, citizenship documents, as well as a diploma of higher education or documents confirming the relevant experience in law enforcement.
In addition, if the detective plans to use any special means, communications, or other technical means in his work, he must also notify law enforcement authorities about this.
A license for detective work is issued to the applicant for a period of five years. If everything is in order with the documents, then he will receive it after a month from the date of submission of the relevant application. Along with the licenses, the citizen also receives the identity of a private investigator.

Previously, the license did not have a term, but then the legislator tightened the requirements and stipulated the need to renew it every five years. This is a completely justified step aimed at strengthening state control over the activities of private investigators. Moreover, it is not at all difficult to extend a license: it is only necessary to file an appropriate application on time (this must be done a month before the license expires).

A private investigator, as already noted, must always act strictly within the law. And he, in turn, gave him broad powers. In particular, a detective can conduct an oral survey of citizens and officials (though only with their voluntary consent), make the necessary inquiries, examine objects and documents, inspect buildings, premises and so on, as well as carry out outdoor monitoring.

A private detective in his activity can also use video, film, photo equipment, audio recording tools, technical and other means. Of course, it is important that the means used do not harm the life and health of citizens and the environment. Operational radio and telephone communications are also available to a private detective.

In addition, as already noted, a private detective can use some special equipment (helmet, protective vest, handcuffs and a rubber stick of the corresponding samples). But such use is allowed only if the private detective provides services associated with a danger to his life and health (in other words, for self-defense).
The list of funds that the detective can use is approved by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of August 14, 1992 No. 587 (Appendix No. 2).

However, such means cannot be used in the relations of a pregnant woman, in relation to disabled people and minors. Of course, at the same time, it is necessary that the special status of these persons be obvious to a private detective. After all, disability is different. And sometimes you can’t determine it by eye. The same goes for pregnancy and age. Therefore, the legislator made one reservation: it is forbidden to use special equipment in relation to persons whose special status is clearly obvious or known to a private detective.

As usual, there is also an exception to this rule: if the indicated entities display armed resistance, commit a group or other attack, or otherwise threaten the life and health of a private detective, then he may use special means against them for self-defense.

If the detective exceeds the limits of the necessary defense or illegally uses special equipment, he can be brought to criminal or other liability. Everything will depend on the nature and consequences of the violation.

As for the right to own and use firearms, the law does not provide such an opportunity for a private detective. Although many lawyers believe that this is a significant omission on the part of the legislator. Moreover, most detectives come from law enforcement agencies and know how to use weapons correctly.
Therefore, in the opinion of many jurists, it would be much more logical to give a private detective the right to carry and use firearms. Of course, in this case, effective mechanisms for monitoring compliance with the relevant rules should be developed.

We have repeatedly focused our readers' attention on the fact that the detective’s activities should be carried out strictly within the framework of the law. Therefore, a detective must always report on all facts of crimes committed or being prepared by him.

In addition, a private detective cannot pretend to be a law enforcement officer or collect information about the personal lives of citizens or about their religious and political beliefs. In addition, a private detective is simply obliged to maintain the confidentiality of the information received by him during the investigation. He has no right to disclose all information that he has collected in the interests of the client to third parties or, moreover, to use against the client.

The law also contains a ban on the commission of any actions that infringe on the rights and freedoms of citizens and endanger their lives, health, honor, dignity and so on. Otherwise, as already noted, a private investigator may be held administratively or even criminally liable.

A private investigator does not have the right to call citizens to give explanations; he cannot check their documents, conduct personal searches and searches of personal vehicles. It does not have the right to unhindered entry into homes and so on.

In a word, do not confuse a private detective and a law enforcement officer.

For gross violations of the law, the internal affairs bodies may annul the license issued by them.
So, as we see, a private detective is a subject who, on the one hand, is endowed with broad powers by law, and, on the other, is substantially limited in them. This is due to the special status of a private detective and a special measure of responsibility that the state imposes on him.

We conclude a contract with a private detective

Many literary and artistic works successfully exploit the same plot. In the case when the police (police) investigation comes to a standstill, a private detective comes to the aid of the injured party, who will easily unravel any complicated case. Accordingly, such an image is often transferred by citizens to the RUSSIAN SATURAL life.

And she, as you know, is significantly different from the cinema. So what is a "detective investigation"? Let's try to sort this issue out together.

So, firstly, this type of activity in all cases is carried out at the request of individuals and legal entities in their private interests. This distinguishes a detective investigation from an official one, which is conducted in the interests of protecting the public law and order.

Secondly, this investigation is carried out by persons who are not employees of government agencies.

Based on these main differences, the legislator, striving to maintain a balance between private and public interests, established certain restrictions for various types of activities, including detective ones.

So, it is clear that a detective investigation cannot replace official investigations. They can go in parallel, and even then with some reservations.

A detective can conduct such investigations, but only as part of the provision of detective services. In turn, these services are not unlimited, they are clearly stipulated by law.

The relationship between the client and the private investigator must also be documented.

As a rule, every self-respecting private investigator will certainly invite the client to sign a contract with him.

This document, in turn, must contain the following indispensable attributes:
Information about the contracting parties. For the client, these are: full name, passport details, home address, name and legal address. The detective must indicate the full name, number and date of issue of the license.

Further, it is mandatory to stipulate the contents of the order, as well as the period during which it will be executed. The amount of the fee (at least approximate) is also included in the text of the contract. The measures of responsibility of the parties, the date of the contract and the signature are important finishing touches of any contract for the provision of private detective services.

As for the obligations of the parties, the client has essentially one: pay the services of a detective on time. But the latter should not only provide the services specified in the contract, but also provide the client with a written report on this (such a condition must be included in the contract).

Ideally, this report should contain answers to all questions posed by the client at the beginning of the investigation.
However, the report is far from all. To him, as a result, a private detective will have to attach evidence of the events described in the report. These, in particular, can be: polling protocols, recordings (audio, video), photographs, copies of documents and so on, and so on.

In addition, the private investigator also applies to the report a more accurate calculation of the fee, as well as the expenses incurred by the investigator during the investigation.
Investigator’s obligations are deemed fulfilled if the client has accepted the investigator’s report. If he insists on a revision, then the private investigator must carry it out on time. By the way, the adoption of a written report may well be replaced by the signing by the parties of an act on the acceptance of the work performed.

This is possible if the client plans to use the results of the investigation, as they say, for himself. If they are intended for the court, then it is better to issue a report on the work done. He will have more “weight” in the official instances when filing lawsuits, complaints, statements and so on. After all, as you know, the information contained in such reports can be used in the process of evidence in criminal, civil and arbitration cases. Of course, the progress report will not have any priority legal force in comparison with other evidence presented in court, and yet our practice indicates that judges always treat them very favorably. Especially if the reports are supported by other material evidence. In addition, the law allows for the interrogation of a private detective as a witness.

As we have said, a detective must always act within the law. Including because the materials of his investigation will be taken into account by the court and taken into account only if they are obtained in compliance with the legislation on the basics of detective activity.

Often, customers turn to us with a request to commit a certain, obviously illegal act. Having been refused, they are sincerely perplexed. Indeed, in movies and books, a private investigator skillfully uses weapons, places “bugs” for wiretapping wherever possible, and performs other actions that are ordinary from the point of view of the average person.
But here it should be understood that even if you come across a detective who violates the law at your request, you will remain the victim. For two reasons. Firstly, because you will not be able to subsequently use the information received by him in official instances. Secondly, because in the event of a serious violation you can be held accountable on a par with a private detective.
And this must be taken into account when you sign a contract with a private investigator.

 

[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

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