Wisconsin Private Investigators Link Page

Private Investigators listed on this page provide a variety of investigative services in the state of Wisconsin. Private Detectives are known for having various resources within the state where they most often work that an outside agency 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 Wisconsin.

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

Having more information about the state where you're focusing an investigation often gives you an edge. Laws in the state of Wisconsin 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.

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MODEL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

Wisconsin Department of Justice
Wisconsin Crime Victims Council
Last Update: November 2002

INTRODUCTION
The purpose of the guide is to provide an at-a-glance overview of the most critical aspects of investigating and prosecuting domestic abuse in Wisconsin. The Statewide Prosecutor Education and Training Program and the Office of Crime Victim Services originally developed the guide. The Wisconsin Crime Victims Council with a work group of judges, prosecutors, law enforcement and victim advocates revised the document in July of 2002.

The Wisconsin Chiefs of Police Association, Sheriff’s/Deputy Sheriff’s Association, IACLEA, Badger Sheriff’s Association, Police Executive Group and the Wisconsin District Attorney’s Association were provided with a draft and an opportunity to submit suggestions to the work group. The revised version contains new information and clarifies or updates information in light of legislative or policy changes that have occurred since the guide was first written.
In addition to the policy and procedures outlined below, prosecutors and law enforcement are strongly encouraged to participate in and take a leadership role within their local Coordinated Community Response (CCR) Team.