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Some people say that you either have ethics or you don’t. Others say ethics are situational and are judged within their context. Even others say that ethics and the application to a moral compass can be learned. What is it that you say? Does it depend on the situation or does it depend on a strict code of conduct. You can imagine that in the context of an investigation, the issue of conflicts of interest, moral values, and the presence or absence of an ethical belief system might arise often. Confronting these questions and many more is author Kitty Hailey, the writer of the only codification of ethics for private investigators, The Code of Professional Conduct; Standards and Ethics for the Investigative Profession.
Katherine “Kitty” Hailey, CLI
Kitty Hailey, a Certified Legal Investigator, has been a private investigator for over 35 years. Art was her chosen profession, but she was pulled into a life locating missing people, finding stolen children, championing the cause of the wrongfully convicted & running a large all female investigative agency. She’s an old fashioned gum-shoe with a hard-boiled work ethic.
Kitty has been honored as “New Jersey Investigator of the Year, is the only female recipient of “The Julius Buddy Bombet Lifetime Achievement Award,” & is a winner of numerous editor/publisher writing awards. She has held offices in state & national investigative associations.
Besides The Code of Professional Conduct; Standards and Ethics for the Investigative Profession, she penned over 50 professional journal articles, written an instructive book & contributed to three publications; Advanced Forensic Civil Investigations, Advanced Forensic Criminal Defense Investigations & Corporate Investigations.
More about Kitty Hailey:
Read excerpt from “The Code of Professional Conduct”
http://www.kittyhailey.com/excerpt-code.htm
Read excerpt from “The Professional Investigator”
http://www.kittyhailey.com/excerpt_professional.htm
