Ace the Ontario Private Investigator Test 2026 – Uncover Your Future!

Question: 1 / 400

If the investigator is aware that the subject is represented by a lawyer, what is the general practice?

To negotiate with the lawyer directly

To avoid any verbal contact or interaction with the subject

When a subject is represented by a lawyer, the general practice for an investigator is to avoid any verbal contact or interaction with the subject. This is to ensure that any communication or interaction is done through the lawyer and to avoid any potential legal issues. Negotiating with the lawyer directly (option A) may not be allowed or permissible in certain cases. Proceeding as normal without any changes (option C) could lead to complications if the subject's lawyer is not informed or involved. Only surveilling the lawyer (option D) does not address the main concern of avoiding direct contact with the subject and further compromises the investigation.

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To proceed as normal without any changes

To only surveil the lawyer

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