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Jun 29, 2009 21:21

Can someone with more experience with law enforcement than me tell what the different reasons the FBI have for getting involved in a case?

I know one is if the crime occurs on federal land - national parks, DC, etc., but any other reasons? (And also I'm not even entirely sure about that one - it can't be all crimes on federal land, right ( Read more... )

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iveysvines June 30 2009, 18:25:18 UTC
I know that if someone is kidnapped and is taken across state lines then the FBI gets involved.

I also think that if the suspect in a murder case crosses state lines, than the FBI can get involved. But, I only know this from TV FBI shows. The previous one I know.

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regicidaldwarf June 30 2009, 20:47:56 UTC
I actually already got a much more extensive answer, but thanks! :)

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