The Urban Institute | Reentry Mapping Network: "Reentry Mapping Tools
Below are some tools and resources to help you get started on your reentry mapping project. All materials were produced by the Urban Institute, except where noted.
Reentry Mapping Network Reports
Mapping Prisoner Reentry: An Action Research Guidebook
This report provides basic guidance on obtaining, analyzing, and mapping data on prisoner reentry and using the analyses and maps to catalyze community action on the issue. It includes case studies and lessons learned from the Reentry Mapping Network sites.
Informing and Engaging Communities Through Reentry Mapping
This research brief explores strategies for effectively disseminating local reentry-related mapping and analysis findings and engaging community members on the topic of reentry."
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
Monday, March 02, 2009
Electronic NDC Home Page
Electronic NDC Home Page: "National Drug Code Directory
Current through January 13, 2009
Search by Proprietary NameSearch by NDC Number
Search by Active IngredientSearch by Firm Name
Search by Application Number
Background Information
Drug questions email: DRUGINFO@FDA.HHS.GOV
See also: Drug Registration and Listing Instructions
National Drug Code Directory Data Files"
Current through January 13, 2009
Search by Proprietary NameSearch by NDC Number
Search by Active IngredientSearch by Firm Name
Search by Application Number
Background Information
Drug questions email: DRUGINFO@FDA.HHS.GOV
See also: Drug Registration and Listing Instructions
National Drug Code Directory Data Files"
Monday, February 09, 2009
Guerrilla War
Guerrilla War: "PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS
IN GUERRILLA WARFARE
A tactical manual for the revolutionary that was published by the Central Intelligence Agency and distributed to the Contras in Central America.
by Tayac n
Getting Started
Combatant-Propagandist
Armed Propaganda
Armed Propaganda Teams
Development/Control - Front Organizations
Mass Concentration And Meetings
Massive In-Depth Support - Psychological Operations
Appendix"
IN GUERRILLA WARFARE
A tactical manual for the revolutionary that was published by the Central Intelligence Agency and distributed to the Contras in Central America.
by Tayac n
Getting Started
Combatant-Propagandist
Armed Propaganda
Armed Propaganda Teams
Development/Control - Front Organizations
Mass Concentration And Meetings
Massive In-Depth Support - Psychological Operations
Appendix"
Thursday, February 05, 2009
Wednesday, February 04, 2009
The Dead Kids of MySpace
The Dead Kids of MySpace: "MySpace Removes Over 90,000 Sex Offenders
Pressure still mounts as war continues:
On Tuesday, MySpace said they have identified and removed over 90,000 different sex offenders.
That number was almost double what the company had originally estimated last year which promoted Attorney Generals in two different states to demand more be taken by the News Corp. owned social networking giant.
Last year, MySpace and rival Facebook implemented several safety features including different ways to verify a user's age and limit the ability of adults to search for members under the age of 18.
Anyway, while something at least has been done by both sides regarding sexual predators using the site, all a sex predator really needs to do is create an underage alias and bi-pass the already 'new' flawed implementations.
Regardless, this is still a step in the right direction and after 3 years of doing this, I've noticed that things have gotten somewhat better over there.
Now on Facebook an argument could be made..."
Pressure still mounts as war continues:
On Tuesday, MySpace said they have identified and removed over 90,000 different sex offenders.
That number was almost double what the company had originally estimated last year which promoted Attorney Generals in two different states to demand more be taken by the News Corp. owned social networking giant.
Last year, MySpace and rival Facebook implemented several safety features including different ways to verify a user's age and limit the ability of adults to search for members under the age of 18.
Anyway, while something at least has been done by both sides regarding sexual predators using the site, all a sex predator really needs to do is create an underage alias and bi-pass the already 'new' flawed implementations.
Regardless, this is still a step in the right direction and after 3 years of doing this, I've noticed that things have gotten somewhat better over there.
Now on Facebook an argument could be made..."
Tuesday, February 03, 2009
The Crime Report » Resource Guide
The Crime Report » Resource GuideCategories
Article
Assault Weapons
Brady Law/Straw Purchasing
Business Crime
Campus Shootings
Capital Punishment
Community Anticrime Programs
Community Policing and Other Enforcement Strategies
Conventional Improvised Explosive Devices
Court Reform
Courts
Crime Rates
Cyber Crime
Deportation
Domestic Spying and Intelligence
Domestic Terrorism & Sleeper Cells
Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence Policing
Drug Sentencing
Drugs
events
Expert
Family Detention
Federal and State Drug Policy
Federal Court System
Federal Prisons
Femicide
Forensics
Fraud
Gangs
Gas/Oil Thefts
Gay and Lesbian Violence
Gender
Guantanamo
Gun Control Advocacy
Gun Shows
Gun Trafficking, Domestic and Transnational
Guns
Guns and Supreme Court
Homeland Security Issues (General & Structural)
Immigration
Jails
Judges
Juvenile Detention
Juvenile Justice
Juvenile Prisons
Law
Legal
Local and State Law Enforcement
Mandatory Minimum Sentences
Media
Megan's Law
Mental Health Counseling
Misconduct and Discipline
Money Laundering
Mortgage Fraud
NRA
Nuclear, Biological and Chemical
Organization
Organized Crime
Other Federal Law Enforcement Issues
Over-Crowding
Parole
Pedophiles
Plea Bargaining
Policing
Policy
Prisoner Re-entry
Prisons
Private Criminal Defense Lawyers
Private Prisons
Prosecutors
Public Defenders
Race
Race and Ethnic Issues
Racial Profiling
Racketeering and Organized Crime
Rape
Science
Sentencing
Sentencing Guidelines
Sex Crimes
Sex Offenders
Sex Trafficking
Shootings
Stalking
State Courts
State Gun Laws
State Prisons
Statistics
Stop-and-Frisk
Terrorism
Tip
Trafficking and Organized Crime
Training, Equity and Hiring
Trans-national Crime
U.S. Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
U.S. Justice Department
Uncategorized
Use and Addiction
White-Collar Crime
Youths Tried as Adults
Article
Assault Weapons
Brady Law/Straw Purchasing
Business Crime
Campus Shootings
Capital Punishment
Community Anticrime Programs
Community Policing and Other Enforcement Strategies
Conventional Improvised Explosive Devices
Court Reform
Courts
Crime Rates
Cyber Crime
Deportation
Domestic Spying and Intelligence
Domestic Terrorism & Sleeper Cells
Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence Policing
Drug Sentencing
Drugs
events
Expert
Family Detention
Federal and State Drug Policy
Federal Court System
Federal Prisons
Femicide
Forensics
Fraud
Gangs
Gas/Oil Thefts
Gay and Lesbian Violence
Gender
Guantanamo
Gun Control Advocacy
Gun Shows
Gun Trafficking, Domestic and Transnational
Guns
Guns and Supreme Court
Homeland Security Issues (General & Structural)
Immigration
Jails
Judges
Juvenile Detention
Juvenile Justice
Juvenile Prisons
Law
Legal
Local and State Law Enforcement
Mandatory Minimum Sentences
Media
Megan's Law
Mental Health Counseling
Misconduct and Discipline
Money Laundering
Mortgage Fraud
NRA
Nuclear, Biological and Chemical
Organization
Organized Crime
Other Federal Law Enforcement Issues
Over-Crowding
Parole
Pedophiles
Plea Bargaining
Policing
Policy
Prisoner Re-entry
Prisons
Private Criminal Defense Lawyers
Private Prisons
Prosecutors
Public Defenders
Race
Race and Ethnic Issues
Racial Profiling
Racketeering and Organized Crime
Rape
Science
Sentencing
Sentencing Guidelines
Sex Crimes
Sex Offenders
Sex Trafficking
Shootings
Stalking
State Courts
State Gun Laws
State Prisons
Statistics
Stop-and-Frisk
Terrorism
Tip
Trafficking and Organized Crime
Training, Equity and Hiring
Trans-national Crime
U.S. Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
U.S. Justice Department
Uncategorized
Use and Addiction
White-Collar Crime
Youths Tried as Adults
Saturday, August 09, 2008
N C H S - Mortality Data - Possible Solutions to Common Problems in Dealth Certification
N C H S - Mortality Data - Possible Solutions to Common Problems in Dealth Certification: "Introduction
A death certificate is a permanent record of an individual’s death. One purpose of the death certificate is to obtain a simple description of the sequence or process leading to death rather than a record describing all medical conditions present at death.
Causes of death on the death certificate represent a medical opinion that might vary among individual physicians. In signing the death certificate, the physician, medical examiner, or coroner certifies that, in his/her medical opinion, the individual died from the reported causes of death. The certifier’s opinion and confidence in that opinion are based upon his/her training, knowledge of medicine, available medical history, symptoms, diagnostic tests, and available autopsy results for the decedent. Even if extensive information is available to the certifier, causes of death may be difficult to determine, so the certifier may indicate uncertainty by qualifying the causes on the death certificate.
Cause-of-death data is important for surveillance, research, design of public health and medical interventions, and funding decisions for research and development. While the death certificate is a legal document used for legal, family, and insurance purposes, it may not be the only record used, because, in some cases, the death certificate"
A death certificate is a permanent record of an individual’s death. One purpose of the death certificate is to obtain a simple description of the sequence or process leading to death rather than a record describing all medical conditions present at death.
Causes of death on the death certificate represent a medical opinion that might vary among individual physicians. In signing the death certificate, the physician, medical examiner, or coroner certifies that, in his/her medical opinion, the individual died from the reported causes of death. The certifier’s opinion and confidence in that opinion are based upon his/her training, knowledge of medicine, available medical history, symptoms, diagnostic tests, and available autopsy results for the decedent. Even if extensive information is available to the certifier, causes of death may be difficult to determine, so the certifier may indicate uncertainty by qualifying the causes on the death certificate.
Cause-of-death data is important for surveillance, research, design of public health and medical interventions, and funding decisions for research and development. While the death certificate is a legal document used for legal, family, and insurance purposes, it may not be the only record used, because, in some cases, the death certificate"
Prison Rape | National Institute of Justice
Prison Rape | National Institute of Justice: "Prison Rape
After more than four decades of research, it is still unclear how much rape and sexually violent activity occurs in prisons, jails, and other corrections facilities in the United States. What is clear from research is that, as with rape in free society, prison rape goes largely unreported.
Of the hundreds of studies in institutional corrections, less than 25 research studies have been conducted on prison rape. Of those studies, some asked inmates to describe their victimizations, including nonconsensual activities other than rape, while others examined official reports filed by inmates. Because none of these studies were national in scope, it remains difficult to estimate the extent of the problem. A meta-analysis of this research estimates a 1.91 percent lifetime prevalence for all inmates in the United States (Gaes and Goldberg, 2004).
In 2004, the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) examined administrative records from adult and juvenile facilities at State and local levels. According to these official records, slightly more than 8,000 male, female, and juvenile inmates—or 0.005 percent of the total incarcerated population—reported that they had been victims of sexual violence while incarcerated. An even smaller percentage of inmates' claims were substantiated (Beck and Hughes, 2004).
Thus, although the P"
After more than four decades of research, it is still unclear how much rape and sexually violent activity occurs in prisons, jails, and other corrections facilities in the United States. What is clear from research is that, as with rape in free society, prison rape goes largely unreported.
Of the hundreds of studies in institutional corrections, less than 25 research studies have been conducted on prison rape. Of those studies, some asked inmates to describe their victimizations, including nonconsensual activities other than rape, while others examined official reports filed by inmates. Because none of these studies were national in scope, it remains difficult to estimate the extent of the problem. A meta-analysis of this research estimates a 1.91 percent lifetime prevalence for all inmates in the United States (Gaes and Goldberg, 2004).
In 2004, the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) examined administrative records from adult and juvenile facilities at State and local levels. According to these official records, slightly more than 8,000 male, female, and juvenile inmates—or 0.005 percent of the total incarcerated population—reported that they had been victims of sexual violence while incarcerated. An even smaller percentage of inmates' claims were substantiated (Beck and Hughes, 2004).
Thus, although the P"
Friday, August 08, 2008
Thursday, August 07, 2008
Wednesday, August 06, 2008
The Truth About Big Brother Databases - Search Engine Watch
The Truth About Big Brother Databases - Search Engine Watch: "The Truth About Big Brother Databases
by Lynn Peterson and Genie Tyburski, Guest Writers
Worried that your personal details may be stored away in a database for anyone to see? Two public records experts describe exactly what is -- and is not -- included in 'big brother' databases.
Do you know that your FBI profile resides in a database where employers -- or anyone willing to pay the fee -- may review it?(1)
That the database, and others like it, contains your social security number, credit profile, employment history, travel records, court records, personal interests, and serious health conditions?(2) That information brokers regularly sell such data to identity thieves?(3)
These attention-grabbing messages appear with increasing frequency in the news. But while they make the stuff of a good legal thriller, they reek of inaccuracies and distorted facts. Rather than informing about what personal information exists online, how it gets there, and who has access to it, some would have you believe that your life is an open book for all to read. Or worse, that anyone wanting a new identity may buy it.
What information appears in commercial, or publicly accessible, databases about you? Any transaction or event that generates a public record may find its way online. If you pur"
by Lynn Peterson and Genie Tyburski, Guest Writers
Worried that your personal details may be stored away in a database for anyone to see? Two public records experts describe exactly what is -- and is not -- included in 'big brother' databases.
Do you know that your FBI profile resides in a database where employers -- or anyone willing to pay the fee -- may review it?(1)
That the database, and others like it, contains your social security number, credit profile, employment history, travel records, court records, personal interests, and serious health conditions?(2) That information brokers regularly sell such data to identity thieves?(3)
These attention-grabbing messages appear with increasing frequency in the news. But while they make the stuff of a good legal thriller, they reek of inaccuracies and distorted facts. Rather than informing about what personal information exists online, how it gets there, and who has access to it, some would have you believe that your life is an open book for all to read. Or worse, that anyone wanting a new identity may buy it.
What information appears in commercial, or publicly accessible, databases about you? Any transaction or event that generates a public record may find its way online. If you pur"
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Tuesday, May 06, 2008
Judicial Watch
Judicial Watch
Judicial Watch, Inc., a conservative, non-partisan educational foundation, promotes transparency, accountability and integrity in government, politics and the law.
Through its educational endeavors, Judicial Watch advocates high standards of ethics and morality in our nation’s public life and seeks to ensure that political and judicial officials do not abuse the powers entrusted to them by the American people.
Judicial Watch fulfills its educational mission through litigation, investigations and public outreach.
To learn more about us, you may watch this promotional video and use the links below:
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Judicial Watch, Inc., a conservative, non-partisan educational foundation, promotes transparency, accountability and integrity in government, politics and the law.
Through its educational endeavors, Judicial Watch advocates high standards of ethics and morality in our nation’s public life and seeks to ensure that political and judicial officials do not abuse the powers entrusted to them by the American people.
Judicial Watch fulfills its educational mission through litigation, investigations and public outreach.
To learn more about us, you may watch this promotional video and use the links below:
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Intelligence Resource Program
Intelligence Resource Program: "Subscribe to Secrecy News
Justice Department National Security Division Launches New Office of Intelligence, April 30, 2008
Current News Reports
Congressional Material
Intelligence Budget Data
Official Documents
Worldwide Intelligence Agencies
Intelligence Threat Assessments
Imagery
e-Prints
Intelligence Systems and Programs
Project on Government Secrecy
Terrorism: Resources"
Justice Department National Security Division Launches New Office of Intelligence, April 30, 2008
Current News Reports
Congressional Material
Intelligence Budget Data
Official Documents
Worldwide Intelligence Agencies
Intelligence Threat Assessments
Imagery
e-Prints
Intelligence Systems and Programs
Project on Government Secrecy
Terrorism: Resources"
Department of Justice
Department of Justice: "U.S. Department of Justice
* OIG - Office of the Inspector General
* FBI - Federal Bureau of Investigation
* FISA - Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
Related Resources
* Justice Department National Security Division Launches New Office of Intelligence, news release, April 30, 2008.
* Military Interrogation of Alien Unlawful Combatants Held Outside the United States, Office of Legal Counsel, March 14, 2003
* Application of Federal Advisory Committee Act to Non-Governmental Consultations, Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel, December 7, 2001
* Presidential Authority to Decline to Execute Unconstitutional Statutes, Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel, November 2, 1994
* Status of the Director of Central Intelligence Under the National Security Intelligence Reform Act of 2004, Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel, January 12, 2005 (published January 23, 2006)
* Attorney General Guidelines for Disclosure of Grand Jury and Electronic, Wire, and Oral Interception Information Identifying United States Persons, September 23, 2002 (disclosed April 2005)
* Law Enforcement Intelligence Guide, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), Department of Justice, November 2004
* Report From the Field: The USA Patriot"
* OIG - Office of the Inspector General
* FBI - Federal Bureau of Investigation
* FISA - Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
Related Resources
* Justice Department National Security Division Launches New Office of Intelligence, news release, April 30, 2008.
* Military Interrogation of Alien Unlawful Combatants Held Outside the United States, Office of Legal Counsel, March 14, 2003
* Application of Federal Advisory Committee Act to Non-Governmental Consultations, Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel, December 7, 2001
* Presidential Authority to Decline to Execute Unconstitutional Statutes, Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel, November 2, 1994
* Status of the Director of Central Intelligence Under the National Security Intelligence Reform Act of 2004, Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel, January 12, 2005 (published January 23, 2006)
* Attorney General Guidelines for Disclosure of Grand Jury and Electronic, Wire, and Oral Interception Information Identifying United States Persons, September 23, 2002 (disclosed April 2005)
* Law Enforcement Intelligence Guide, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), Department of Justice, November 2004
* Report From the Field: The USA Patriot"
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press
The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press: "Welcome to the Reporters Committee!
AGAIN THIS IS A "REPORTERS TOOL"/NEWS JOURNALIST ADVICE SITE!" & AS I SAID NEWS PAPER & JOURNALISM SITES ALONG WITH BEING OUR COUNTRY'S " BEST DEFENSE!" AND ALONG WITH FREEDOM OF SPEECH IS PERHAPS OUR MOST IMPORTANT RIGHT! JOURNALISM /INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING SITES OFFER SOME OF THE BEST REAL DEAL INVESTIGATIVE RESEARCH & FREE INVESTIGATIVE LINKS!!
If you're a new visitor, we'd like to welcome you to our site. Thanks for dropping by.
If you're just here for recent news, look over the headlines in the center column or use the search box on the left. Looking for a publication on a particular topic? Jump to our Reading Room. Or, go to our publications order form to purchase a printed copy.
And if you like what you see and appreciate what you can get for free here, please consider contributing to the Reporters Committee, to help fund our work."
AGAIN THIS IS A "REPORTERS TOOL"/NEWS JOURNALIST ADVICE SITE!" & AS I SAID NEWS PAPER & JOURNALISM SITES ALONG WITH BEING OUR COUNTRY'S " BEST DEFENSE!" AND ALONG WITH FREEDOM OF SPEECH IS PERHAPS OUR MOST IMPORTANT RIGHT! JOURNALISM /INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING SITES OFFER SOME OF THE BEST REAL DEAL INVESTIGATIVE RESEARCH & FREE INVESTIGATIVE LINKS!!
If you're a new visitor, we'd like to welcome you to our site. Thanks for dropping by.
If you're just here for recent news, look over the headlines in the center column or use the search box on the left. Looking for a publication on a particular topic? Jump to our Reading Room. Or, go to our publications order form to purchase a printed copy.
And if you like what you see and appreciate what you can get for free here, please consider contributing to the Reporters Committee, to help fund our work."
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Federal Bureau of Investigation - Freedom of Information Privacy Act
Federal Bureau of Investigation - Freedom of Information Privacy Act
Introduction
Hot Topics
Reading Room Index
- A B C D E F G
- H I J K L M N
- O P Q R S T U
- V W X Y Z
Electronic Reading Room
- Alphabetical Listing
- Espionage
- Famous Persons
- Gangster Era
- Historical Interest
- Unusual Phenomena
- Violent Crime
FBI File Fact Sheet
FOIA Request Instructions
- FOIA Request Form
- Privacy Waiver and Certificate of Identity Form
Privacy Act Instructions
- Privacy Act Request Form
Privacy Impact Assessments
Record/Information/Dissemination Section (RIDS)
Introduction
Hot Topics
Reading Room Index
- A B C D E F G
- H I J K L M N
- O P Q R S T U
- V W X Y Z
Electronic Reading Room
- Alphabetical Listing
- Espionage
- Famous Persons
- Gangster Era
- Historical Interest
- Unusual Phenomena
- Violent Crime
FBI File Fact Sheet
FOIA Request Instructions
- FOIA Request Form
- Privacy Waiver and Certificate of Identity Form
Privacy Act Instructions
- Privacy Act Request Form
Privacy Impact Assessments
Record/Information/Dissemination Section (RIDS)
Tuesday, April 01, 2008
Schneier on Security
Schneier on Security
Bruce Schneier is an internationally renowned security technologist and author. Described by The Economist as a "security guru," Schneier is best known as a refreshingly candid and lucid security critic and commentator. When people want to know how security really works, they turn to Schneier.
Bruce Schneier is an internationally renowned security technologist and author. Described by The Economist as a "security guru," Schneier is best known as a refreshingly candid and lucid security critic and commentator. When people want to know how security really works, they turn to Schneier.
The Center for Public Integrity--About Us
The Center for Public Integrity--About Us: "The Center for Public Integrity is a nonprofit organization dedicated to producing original, responsible investigative journalism on issues of public concern. The Center is non-partisan and non-advocacy. We are committed to transparent and comprehensive reporting both in the United States and around the world. (Read our Mission Statement)"
WebSites for Journalists: Reporter's online news resources
WebSites for Journalists: Reporter's online news resources: "There's really no way to summarize or describe this section; it simply offers lots of tools that may lead reporters and editors to useful tips or information. Casual browsers may get the most out of this page. Many sites also come and go more quickly than one can keep abreast of them."
REPORTERS & Journalism DATABASES! AS I HAVE MENTIONED BEFORE SOME OF THE :NEWS/ MEDIA REPORTING JOURNALIST TOOLS, LINKS,& SITES. ARE SOME OF THE BEST INVESTIGATIVE RESOURCES ON THE WEB!
REPORTERS & Journalism DATABASES! AS I HAVE MENTIONED BEFORE SOME OF THE :NEWS/ MEDIA REPORTING JOURNALIST TOOLS, LINKS,& SITES. ARE SOME OF THE BEST INVESTIGATIVE RESOURCES ON THE WEB!
The Art of Public Records Research
The Art of Public Records Research: "Originally published in The CyberSkeptic's Guide to Internet Research (November/December 2005).
Updated 27 November 2007. Corporate clients' need for information from public records runs the gamut from validating a businessperson's credentials to gaining a competitive edge in the marketplace. Clients might ask you to assess a potential partner's reputation, find assets, identify ownership, affiliations or relationships, discover activity in a certain field or geographic region, determine consumer reaction to products or services, uncover evidence of legal problems, or conduct research on just about anything that pertains to doing business. Often stimulating intellectually, such work requires attention to detail, creativity, persistence, patience and the ability to elicit information from people who don't know what they know. In other words, it demands superior research skills.
Since you are reading The CyberSkeptic's Guide to Internet Research, chances are you already know how to conduct research. But success in public records research means acquiring special knowledge and honing telephone and paper research skills. As the latest statistics indicate, online searching will take you only so far. Sixty-five percent of public records remain offline. Of the 35 percent online, many contain no personally identifying information. (Public Records Online, 5th edition"
Updated 27 November 2007. Corporate clients' need for information from public records runs the gamut from validating a businessperson's credentials to gaining a competitive edge in the marketplace. Clients might ask you to assess a potential partner's reputation, find assets, identify ownership, affiliations or relationships, discover activity in a certain field or geographic region, determine consumer reaction to products or services, uncover evidence of legal problems, or conduct research on just about anything that pertains to doing business. Often stimulating intellectually, such work requires attention to detail, creativity, persistence, patience and the ability to elicit information from people who don't know what they know. In other words, it demands superior research skills.
Since you are reading The CyberSkeptic's Guide to Internet Research, chances are you already know how to conduct research. But success in public records research means acquiring special knowledge and honing telephone and paper research skills. As the latest statistics indicate, online searching will take you only so far. Sixty-five percent of public records remain offline. Of the 35 percent online, many contain no personally identifying information. (Public Records Online, 5th edition"
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Welcome to BRB Publications - Your Portal to the Public Record Industry
Welcome to BRB Publications - Your Portal to the Public Record Industry
BRB's FREE RESOURCE CENTER
The links listed below lead to government agencies that provide
free online access to public record information.
For a comprehensive resource of access methods, restrictions, fees, and search procedures on over 28,000 government and private agencies (information you can't locate with Google or search engines)
*NOTE THIS IS THE BEST "FREE" RECORD SITE!
AS PROFESSIONAL RECORD RETRIEVER NETWORK
MEMBER WHAT YOU CAN'T FIND OR
BRB's FREE RESOURCE CENTER
The links listed below lead to government agencies that provide
free online access to public record information.
For a comprehensive resource of access methods, restrictions, fees, and search procedures on over 28,000 government and private agencies (information you can't locate with Google or search engines)
*NOTE THIS IS THE BEST "FREE" RECORD SITE!
AS PROFESSIONAL RECORD RETRIEVER NETWORK
MEMBER WHAT YOU CAN'T FIND OR
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Public Records Guy | Uncovering The Facts
Public Records Guy | Uncovering The Facts
CALIFORNICATION FORTIFICATION WITH SOME KICK ASS INFORMATION!
THIS GUY SEEMS LIKE HE MIGHT PRETTY COOL..LET'S SEE IF HE WILL JOIN THE: COP CO-OPS INTELLIGENCE/INVESTIGATION
CALIFORNICATION FORTIFICATION WITH SOME KICK ASS INFORMATION!
THIS GUY SEEMS LIKE HE MIGHT PRETTY COOL..LET'S SEE IF HE WILL JOIN THE: COP CO-OPS INTELLIGENCE/INVESTIGATION
Saturday, March 22, 2008
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