§ 32 §8114 — Unlawful acts

A person is guilty of improper conduct in private investigation if the person commits any of the acts described in this section. Improper conduct in private investigation is a Class D crime.
1.
Acting without license; false representation.
A person acts without a license or commits false representation if that person intentionally or knowingly:
2.
Representation as peace officer; employment of certain convicted persons; failure to surrender license.
A licensed professional investigator or investigative assistant commits misrepresentation as a peace officer, employment of a certain convicted person or failing to surrender if that professional investigator or investigative assistant intentionally or knowingly:
3.
Employing unlicensed individual.
A licensed professional investigator commits improper employment conduct if the professional investigator intentionally or knowingly employs or engages any other person to act as a professional investigator unless the person so employed or engaged is licensed as a professional investigator or investigative assistant.
4.
Failure of assistant to return equipment.
5.
Other unlawful acts.
A person licensed under this chapter or any person employed by the person commits improper investigative conduct if that person intentionally or knowingly:

Legislative History

PL 1981, c. 126, §2 (NEW). RR 2003, c. 2, §98 (COR). PL 2003, c. 620, §3 (AMD). PL 2011, c. 366, §46 (AMD).