AZ Private Investigator case studies
AZ Private Investigator · Put your knowledge to work in context.
Arizona does not issue a state "private investigator license" to individuals in the way many other states do. Title 32, Chapter 24, a person may not act or attempt to act as a private investigator, or represent themselves as one, unless registered as a private investigator and operating within the scope of employment for an agency licensed under Article 2. The AZ Private Investigator case studies are 5 cases and about 2,302 words.
1The Intern Who Never Registered
Desert Sky Investigations holds a valid Arizona agency license and employs three licensed investigators. In March, the owner, Marcus, hired Priya, a college senior, to work 25 hours per week doing background checks, database research, and drafting surveillance reports.
480 words, about 2 min2The Applicant with a Twenty-Year-Old Conviction
Daniel applies for an Arizona private investigator employee registration. On his application he discloses a felony conviction from 19 years ago for aggravated assault arising from a bar fight when he was 22.
452 words, about 2 min3Surveillance Across a Property Line
Investigator Elena is retained by an insurer to document a claimant's physical activity. She parks on a public street and uses a telephoto lens to photograph the claimant in his fenced backyard.
456 words, about 2 min4The Subpoena and the Missing File Note
Harbor Investigations is served with a subpoena in a civil lawsuit seeking its complete file on a subject, including raw surveillance video, client communications, and a memo analyzing the subject's finances. The client, a bank, objects, citing confidentiality.
468 words, about 2 min5The Complaint That Arrives Before the Renewal
A former client files a complaint against investigator Tom, alleging he failed to deliver a final report, billed for hours not worked, and became hostile when questioned. Tom's agency license renewal is due in 30 days.
446 words, about 2 min