Florida Private Investigator Practice Exam

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What could be a reason for denying access to an investigative file?

Client requested the denial

Client not paying for services

Client has not completed all courses

Client has denied permission

Denying access to an investigative file based on the client denying permission is justified because confidentiality and client control over their information are fundamental principles in private investigations. When a client explicitly revokes or denies permission to share or allow access to their files, a private investigator has a clear ethical and legal obligation to respect that decision. This protects the client's privacy interests and upholds the integrity of the investigator-client relationship.

If a client has requested that access be denied, it may relate more to personal choice or trust but is not as definitively enforceable as when permission has been clearly denied. A lack of payment or completion of courses are issues that may affect service provision, but they do not establish a legal or ethical basis for denying access to the files compared to a direct denial of permission from the client.

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