OSINT Tips: Dealing with the legal profession

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OSINT Tips: Dealing with the legal profession

In a series of tips about how to use open source intelligence for crime investigations, Neil Smith explains how online directories are crucial to finding out information about professionals.

Date - 25th November 2013
By - Neil Smith - Police Oracle

This week it's L from the favorites page of our website at www.uk-osint.net so it's the legal profession. It is more about profession and licensing sites than just the legal profession per say.Years ago when I was in the police, if you had a...

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