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Ontario Private Investigator Exam Includes Accurate And Verified Questions Covering Surveillance Techniques, Report Writing, Legal And Ethical Standards, Evidence Handling, Interviewing Skills, And State-Specific Licensing Laws. This Exam Is Designed To Prepare Candidates For Licensure As Private Investigators, Ensuring Competence In Investigative Practices And Compliance With Regulatory Requirements.
According to the privacy laws, how do you observe someone in their home - ANSWER-Observe from the street or other public property
According to privacy laws, privacy becomes an issue when - ANSWER-The subject enters the bathroom
According to privacy laws, PI's should exercise their judgement to determine when privacy becomes an issue, such as - ANSWER-when the subject is at a gravesite, participating at a religious gathering or when minors may be present
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If an investigator plants a wireless camera to transmit a scene to another location, the investigator should consider things such as whether or not - ANSWER-the signal is encrypted and whether the signal could be intercepted by an unintended source
There are restrictions in section 184 of the Criminal Code about recording private conversations, so it's best to - ANSWER- Record without audio
GPS devices can be placed on a vehicle to track its location, only if - ANSWER-you have written permission of the owner of the vehicle
Direct Evidence - ANSWER-testimony given by a witness who has witnessed it directly
Circumstantial Evidence - ANSWER-a fact can be inferred, but doesn't stem from something that was witnessed directly.
Hearsay Evidence - ANSWER-witness presents a statement that was made to them by another person, who is not present at the trial
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Admissions - ANSWER-Voluntary admissions made by an accused and reported by another witness fall outside the hearsay rule and may be admissible
Documentary (Demonstrative/Illustrative) Evidence: -
ANSWER-any written thing capable of being made evidence.For example, Books, Films, Photographs
illustrative evidence can also be known under different names, what are they? - ANSWER-demonstrative or documentary evidence
Real Evidence - ANSWER-can include material objects, such as a weapon or item of clothing
The reliability of real evidence has to be assessed (True or False)
- ANSWER-True
Where can you pick up a discarded item for evidence, without violating any criminal or provincial laws? - ANSWER-a public area like a mall or plaza
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