Practical Handbook for Private Investigators

Rory McMahon has been an "investigator" of some sort for most of his adult life. In 1973, as a probation officer in Westchester County, New York, he investigated and supervised persons convicted of state crimes. In 1978, he was appointed a Federal Probation Officer in the Southern District of New York, which comprises New York City and the surrounding area, investigating and supervising persons convicted of federal crimes. He transferred to the Southern District of Florida in 1982, where he conducted presentence investigations on persons convicted of federal crimes in Miami, and subsequently supervised convicted career criminals -- primarily organized crime members, major narcotics traffickers, and white collar offenders -- as a member of the Special Offender Unit in Fort Lauderdale. In 1990, he left government service to become a private investigator, working a wide variety of investigations. He became a Certified Legal Investigator (CLI) in 1997, specializing primarily in legal investigations. At the same time, he taught private investigation classes to college students pursuing careers as investigators. Based upon these experiences, he has written this book.McMahon, Rory J. is the author of 'Practical Handbook for Private Investigators' with ISBN 9780849302909 and ISBN 0849302900.