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Profession |
PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR - PRIVATE DETECTIVE
| French legal definition :
« The profession that consists in gathering, even without mentioning its quality or revealing the purpose of its assignment, pieces of information or evidences intended to third parties, in order to defend their interests. » |
and/or evidence not easily available to the public. The private investigator intervenes in particular according to stipulations of articles 1984 to 2010 of the French Civil code for the prevention or compensation of a prejudice. In general terms, an investigator obtains evidence and/or facts that could help to solve a dispute before legal proceedings. |
An investigation should rely on the following essential principles :
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Additionally, an investigator must carry out his tasks within the law and with due respect for the privacy of persons investigated. The private detective is subject to professional confidentiality as defined by article 226-13 of the French Penal Code (March 1st 1994). |
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Further information : « Histoire secrètes des Détectives Privés » © Editions Jean-Claude Lattes - 2001 |
| Law Profession subject to State authorization issued by Prefect of Police. LAW # 2003 - 239 of March 18th 2003 - Homeland Security Act (text in French) |
| HOME | SERVICES | PROFILE | REGULATION | CONTACT |
| Licence # 621-1 ARP issued by the Prefect of Police of Paris - FRANCE INVESTIGATION - 16, rue Massenet 75016 Paris |
| Tél : +33 (0)1 42 88 21 88 - Fax : +33 (0)1 42 88 21 48 - jcs@france-investigation.com |
| Private investigators | Investigations | Research | Surveillance | Background | Due diligence | Asset search | |