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Parallel Death Investigations - AFI-LLC Newsletter November 2021
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Tidbits From Our Profession
The in-person conferences for 2021 are uncertain. We will share as we learn.
Upcoming 2022 Conferences and Distance Learning Resources
The 2021 conferences are finished – for many it was their first in-person event since
2019, others had hybrid in-person and remote, and others faced circumstances
requiring only remote. What does your association have planned for 2022? If your
association or agency is hosting a training conference, let us know and we will share it here. Please include topic, dates,
fees, and if restricted to members or open.
Our networking and training does not end when conferences end – they continue through our daily experiences and
continued opportunities.
We are also sharing reciprocating association distance learning training pages at our own site -
www.InvestigativeCourses.com. This is at no cost to the association. For details, please contact our agency –
associates@InvestigativeCourses.com and we will discuss our program to benefit your association and members!
NCISS – National and State Associations Working Together
NCISS, working with state associations, is asking for help with the
following:
• Who has a state DMV / Data / Privacy bill?
• Do you think it will pass or does it have enough support?
• How can NCISS and other associations assist?
NCISS continues to work with associations to monitor the aggressive
nature of state legislatures and agencies restricting lawful access to
these important records and information for the public health and
safety work by private investigators.
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