Moving to Georgia and was thinking of getting my degree in criminal justice there in order to eventually get into the business of surveillance / fraud investigation.
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You might can get a fake degree cheap.
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I think you just have to have a Bachelor's Degree(4-year) from college, and it can be from any subject, but I would recommend criminal justice. There will be  extensive background checks and psychological testing, and some sort of physical fitness requirements.
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Distance learning is good if that institution is accredited to do so. Same job oppurtunity is there. But better you do Certified Cyber Crime Investigator, not the other. Casue you are a lawyer!.
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I got a B.A. in Geography from FSU in '92.\nAfter working in the brokerage business for many years as a stock plan administrator, I became a NYPD Police Officer.\nI am now off patrol duty, and am involved in a digital cartography / computer mapping project for the police department thanks to my Geography background.
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well i don't live in Georgia or a town called social circle, but i do live in Minnesota and in a small town. Well tell you what, u might kinda chuckle at the thoguht but it might work for you to find out what u want. I've seen it done on a show. Hire a private investigator to see what's up or you can say ur gonna leave to where ever it was u go. but don't actually go just post up somewhere's and keep an eye on him. I'm not sure what ur looking for but it should work, maybe dress in clothes u normally would not wear and use a friends car. Just be stealthy. best of luck to ya. PEACE!
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no,  remember that many police departments don't have crime scene techs,  the actual officers do all of thier own work,  or they are just dectives that do the investigations.\n\nAll my years in uniform, from robberiers to fraud, to theft, to assult,  we always did our own crime scene investigation and collected our own evidence.  We then checked them into evidence storage, and the evidence supervisor took them and sent them into a crime lab.\n\nAnd most small departmetns ( I would bet and it is a guess) I would bet about 90 percent don't have crime labs or crime scene techs.\n\nSo you are left with first a small number of departments scattered all accross the US.  And each one will have various degrees.  Some may require thier own state POST training and certification from POST as thier requirements.\nOthers will look for those trained at state crime labs.\n\nI have not checked in years, but Southeast Missouri University, used to have a progam that worked with the MO State Crime lab, where students could work on actual cases and evidence.\n\nI don't know if they still offer it but they used to
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You are in a great field, as long as you are willing to relocate you could have a great career, for instance, working within criminal justice agencies, or with in the court systems local, state, or fed.  or nowadays within the department of home land securities including airport security, port security, the sky marshal takes a little more training but its doable, or local police departments, sheriff's departments, law enforcement divisions and private protective services, or Military Police department in the various branches, Army, Air Force Etc… also the local, state and federal prison systems are constantly looking for help, in addition you can also work in the dispatch department of any of the aforementioned agencies, or the being a border patrol agent,  and state and federal park rangers, private sector is always looking for internal security agents theft and loss prevention although this may be a bit lower in the pay scale.\nKeep in mind that most of the jobs I have noted do require additional training but the vast majority will pay you while you are in the academies or schools like POST. Also you may want to visit one of the federal government web sites to check on job over seas if you like excitement. I hope this helps good luck!
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You might consider combining the two fields and look to specialize in computer crime and security.  I will bet that there are a HUGE number of openings for people who are well trained in both areas.  At the federal level, FBI and NSA would be looking.  State and local governments for sure.  Banks, Securities Firms, Brokerages, large corporations with international trade, etc.\n\nWhat do you think!?!\n\nBest Regards,\nOC
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the problem is you are in georgia.  I would leave georgia all together.  was there last month. it sucks.
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i haven't heard of any schools of defense. that's a great idea! most plea bargain their cases, it's hard to say if there is a market for this service. it would make a good study.
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I'm in college too. But that is some weird subject you're studying man :) I mean I've heard of Homeland Security in USA, but I didn't know it was a subject to study!! Anyway, good luck
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Try Nova Southeastern University.  They have A LOT of online programs, and my optician earned his degree there (though I don't know if he earned it online or not).
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I'm sure you can find all that over there easily....I hope you know what you're getting into, cuz if not it will be hell, if you do good luck and have the ride of your life.\n\nHappy Trails
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Try the Ga. Bar Association, and the local law schools.
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Georgia STate University has an excellent MBA program, it is ranked 8th in the nation, this is impressive because it is ranked up there with private universities and GSU is public.  I am working on my degree at GSU. It's a Mercedes education for the price of a Geo.
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Get hired by a Police Department, get a few years under your belt doing police work, get some recognition for doing a good job and then get yourself promoted (or transferred) into one of the detective units to learn about being an investigator.  After doing all this over a span of several years, you might be ready for a spot in the SVU.  Good luck and have patience.
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MAY I SUGGEST GOING TO LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS BEACAUSE YOU CAN GET MUCH INFO ABOUT THAT ON HERE