California Private Investigators Link Page

Private Investigators listed on this page provide a variety of investigative service in the state of California. Private Detectives are known for having various resources within the state where they most often work that an outside Investigator might not have. Surveillance, Background Checks, Corporate Investigations, Homicides, Theft and other cases are often best conducted by an agency that's locally based in California.

Selecting an agency in California or in the state where your investigation is likely to produce results can be little time consuming. The Private Investigators included on this page have been responsive to us during our period of contact and are independent investigative agencies.
Investigative agencies click here to be listed on this page.

Law & Associates Investigations an investigative company, which is owned and operated by Private Investigator Tim "TJ" Law, who is currently a Fresno Police Department P.O.S.T. Certified Background Investigator	Stealth Private investigations Stealth Private Investigations is owned and operated by Michael Grant. He is an expert in physical and electronic surveillance with training from the United States Military and a major metropolitan police department
Employment Background Screening EmployersChoiceOnline.com is a global provider of employment background screening and drug testing services.	J.T. and Co. Investigative Services JT&Co Investigative Services of Central California for comprehensive investigations, consultant, and referral needs.
Los Angeles area Private Investigators & Detectives A full service private investigation agency located in Los Angeles and Southern California providing confidential investigations nationwide and internationally.	Pre-employment Screening Background Checks for Employers Creative-security offers background screening services & comprehensive pre-employment screening & background checks for employers

Having more information about the state where you're focusing an investigation often gives you an edge. Laws in the state of Alaska and local procedures can greatly influence the way your case is conducted. Click the links below for more information regarding the topic provided if needed.
Good luck with your case.

Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board

Who is eligible for compensation?

To be eligible for compensation, a person must be a victim of a qualifying crime involving physical injury, threat of physical injury or death. For certain crimes, emotional injury alone is all that needs to be shown. Certain family members or other loved ones who suffer an economic loss resulting from an injury to, or death of, a victim of a crime may also be eligible for compensation.

Applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements. The victim must:

Have been a California resident when the crime occurred, or the crime must have occurred in California.
Cooperate reasonably with police and court officials to arrest and prosecute the offender.
Cooperate with VCP staff to verify the application.
Not have been involved in events leading to the crime or have participated in the crime.
File the application within one year of the crime, one year after the direct victim turns 18 years of age, or one year from when the crime could have been discovered, whichever is later. Applications may also be accepted after these filing periods under certain circumstances.
People in the following categories are generally eligible for compensation. If you are not sure whether or not you might qualify, please call us at 1-800-777-9229.

Who is not eligible?
Persons who commit the crime.
Persons who knowingly and willingly participated in or were involved in the events leading to the crime; some exceptions may be raised.
Persons who do not cooperate reasonably with a law enforcement agency in the apprehension and conviction of a criminal committing the crime; some exceptions may be considered.
A person who is convicted of a felony may not be granted compensation until that person has been discharged from probation or has been released from a correctional institution and has been discharged from probation or parole, if any. The time for filing an application is still one year from the date the crime occurred.

What are examples of crimes that are typically covered?
Assault with a deadly weapon
Battery (when there is injury or threat of injury)
Child abuse
Child sexual assault
Child endangerment and abandonment
Domestic violence
Driving under the influence
Hit and run
Vehicular manslaughter
Murder
Robbery
Sexual assault
Stalking
Sexual battery
Unlawful sexual intercourse (where there is injury or threat of injury) Terrorism
Other crimes that result in physical injury or a threat of physical injury to the victim