The Three Most Common Ways to Obtain Hard-To-Get Documentary Evidence

question 25

Multiple Choice

The three most common ways to obtain hard-to-get documentary evidence are:

• A) subpoena, voluntary consent, and searching public records.
• B) subpoena, search warrant, and voluntary consent.
• C) search warrant, invigilation, and surveillance.
• D) voluntary consent, surveillance, and invigilation.

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Definitions:

Union Involvement

The participation and influence of labor unions in negotiating wages, benefits, and working conditions, and protecting the rights of their members.

Seniority

Length of the worker’s employment, which may be used for determining order of promotion, layoffs, vacation, etc.

Employee-related Decisions

Decisions made by an organization that directly affect its workforce, including hiring, promotions, terminations, and policy changes.

Promotions

The advancement of an employee's rank or position in an organizational hierarchy, often accompanied by increased responsibilities and salary.