Rampant Sex and Use of Drugs Results in Clearance Revocation

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This is NOT my opinion. I am an experienced background investigator who does this for a living. I am not only the one who gets the record, I am also the one who interviews the providers. When a provider interview is needed, we will collect an additional release of information that is strictly for the provider we need to talk to. Depending on the issue, we may only ask if the person’s condition is a security issue or, with some issues, we WILL get a FULL record AND provider testimony. You OBVIOUSLY do not understand the law very well. I have absolutely no need to “scare” readers, that doesn’t benefit me at all. I am not a licensed attorney but I dare say, with a Master’s degree in Crimimal Justice, I have probably had more training in the law than you have. A court subpoena is NOT needed when a release of information has been signed. When you have completed thousands of investigations, like I have, come back and we will have a chat. Run along now, you have homework to do.