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INDUSTRIAL ESPIONAGE AND THE PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR

NCJ Number
7683
Journal
Security World Volume: 9 Issue: 10 Dated: (NOVEMBER 1972) Pages: 13-15
Author(s)
P A Heims
Date Published
1972
Length
2 pages
Annotation
A MAJOR PROBLEM FOR THE INVESTIGATOR IS THAT HE MAY BE USED UNWITTINGLY TO COMMIT INDUSTRIAL ESPIONAGE BY THE COMPANY WHICH HIRED HIM TO INVESTIGATE THAT SAME OFFENSE.
Abstract
THE USE OF ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT FOR ESPIONAGE IS DISCUSSED AND LEGISLATION FOR ITS CONTROL IS PROPOSED.

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