Is It Legal To Hire A Licensed Private Detective? Who can do it?

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Licensed Private Detective
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Is It Legal To Hire A Licensed Private Detective

• Yes, it is legal to hire a Toronto Private
  Detective.
• Any common or legal person is entitled to resort
  to a Licensed Private Detective.
• The purpose will be to "carry out the inquiries
  that are necessary to obtain, provide information
  and evidence on conduct or private events."

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REGULATORY REGULATION IT IS LEGAL TO HIRE A
DETECTIVE

• Private investigation is a professional activity
  that is regulated by Law, on Private Security.
• This law establishes the functions that
  detectives in Toronto can carry out, always hired
  by a legitimate third party for the investigation
  of personal events which are related to the
  following details 
• Those related to the labor, economic, commercial
  or financial sphere. Or, in common to personalor
  social life.

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• Only, the one that takes place in the houses or
  reserved places will be excepted.
• Gathering information aimed at guaranteeing the
  normal activities that take place in hotels,
  conventions, large commercial areas, large public
  venues, or similar areas.
• Carrying out inquiries and obtaining information
  relating to crimes that can only be prosecuted at
  the request of the client.
• Always, commissioned by the legitimated subjects
  in the criminal process.

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IS IT LEGAL TO HIRE A Toronto Private Detective,
ALWAYS

• As mentioned, and cited through the content that
  exposes the same law, Licensed Private Detectives
  will only be authorized to investigate crimes at
  the request of the party. In other words, private
  facts. In other words, Toronto Private Detective
  will not be able to investigate crimes that can
  be prosecuted ex officio.
• In fact, they must immediately report to the
  competent authority any fact of this nature that
  comes to their knowledge. In addition, all the
  information and instruments that they may have
  obtained up to that moment will be available to
  them.

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But what are these crimes?

• Corporate crimes.
• Crimes against the market and consumers. Sexual
  harassment, assault, and/or abuse crimes.
• Crimes of discovery and disclosure of secrets. 
• Crimes related to intellectual or industrial
  property.
• Crimes against intellectual property, against
  industrial property, and crimes that harm the
  market and consumers. 
• Crimes of slander and insults. Although it may
  proceed ex officio when the offended holds the
  status of authority or public official on facts
  concerning the discharge of his functions.

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