Documents tagged "Federal Bureau"
Found 25 documents with this tag
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The image appears to be a photograph of a printed document from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The top part of the document shows the FBI's official seal and logo. The document is partially redacted with black lines covering certain information, including names or other sensitive details that would typically identify individuals involved in an investigation. The visible text includes dates and references to legal proceedings such as "Case Number" and a court citation. There are also instructions for handling the document, indicating it is a restricted piece of evidence related to an ongoing case.
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The image shows a document from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The upper part of the document is obscured by a black rectangle with white text that reads "INVESTIGATION" followed by a date in December 2014. Below this, there's an address line indicating the location of the investigation. The rest of the content on the document is redacted with black lines to obscure information. The top right corner has a small section labeled 'Date:' which also appears to be redacted. There are no visible people in the image, and the focus is solely on the text within the FBI document.
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The image shows a piece of paper with handwritten text, which appears to be a list of questions or topics for discussion. The paper is marked as "Page 29" at the top right corner. It has lines running down its length, suggesting it's part of a larger document or set of pages. The text is black ink on white paper, and the handwriting varies in size and style throughout the page, indicating that it may have been written during an interview or meeting. The content includes numbered points, with some phrases like "Why do you want this job?" and "What's your favorite part about working for the FBI?" These questions suggest a focus on career aspirations and experiences within law enforcement. The presence of such topics indicates that the paper could be related to employment or interview preparation in a context involving the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The image is of low resolution, making it difficult to read the entire content without zooming in, and there's no additional context provided about where this document was found or who authored these questions. The paper has visible creases and shadows, suggesting it has been handled, possibly passed from one person to another during an interview process.
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The image appears to be a page from an album or notebook with various sections for photographs. There are four rectangular areas labeled with numbers (1 through 4) on the left side of the page where photos would typically be placed; however, the spaces are currently empty. The only visible photo is located in the lower right corner of the page and it shows a person seated at a desk or table, partially obscured by an object that resembles a large key or metal bar covering their midsection. This photograph is labeled with "5" at the bottom left. At the top center of the image, there's a watermark or text that reads "FBI," suggesting this may be related to a Federal Bureau of Investigation document or case file.
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The image shows a photograph of an envelope placed against a backdrop that is too dark to discern details. The envelope appears to be from the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) and includes some handwritten notes on it. There's visible text indicating the sender, recipient, location, and date. The envelope has a postmark with the year "1983" and what seems to be a stamp or watermark that is not fully legible due to its small size. The overall style of the image suggests it may have been taken quickly or casually without much attention given to lighting or framing.
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The image shows a piece of paper with printed information on it. The text on the paper is partially obscured by handwritten marks and blacked out sections, making it difficult to read its contents in full. However, there are visible phrases such as "Date" and "Location," indicating that this might be some kind of form or report related to a particular case. There is also an emblem or logo at the top right corner which appears to be the FBI seal, suggesting that the document is associated with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The overall condition of the paper suggests it has been used and handled, with visible creases and folds. The background behind the paper is out of focus, but it looks like an indoor environment, possibly a room with textured walls or tiles.
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The image features a hand holding up a piece of paper with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) seal. The date on the document is partially obscured but appears to be from "7-6-19," which may indicate July 6th, 2019. The location mentioned in the text is New York City, NY. The background includes a partial view of an interior door with gold trim, suggesting the photo might have been taken indoors within a private residence or public building. There are no people visible in the image; the focus is on the document being held up for display.
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The image appears to be a screenshot of a computer interface, possibly a search engine results page. There's a title that reads "Federal Bureau of Investigation" which suggests the content is related to law enforcement agencies in the United States. Below this title are three sections with headers: "Website," "Contact Number," and "Email Address." Each section contains information presumably related to contacting the FBI. The website mentioned seems to be for a job portal, indicating that there might be employment opportunities available through this site. There is also a redacted number which could potentially be a phone number for contact or inquiries about jobs. The email address provided at the bottom of the image has been obscured, likely to protect privacy or security.
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The image appears to be a scanned document with a watermark on the bottom right corner that reads "U.S. Department of Justice" followed by other text that's too small to read clearly. The document is titled "Federal Bureau of Prisons" and has a section at the top for identification numbers and names, which are filled out in black ink with certain parts redacted or obscured. Below this header, there are multiple paragraphs of handwritten text, possibly notes or observations related to an individual's case within the federal prison system. The writing is difficult to decipher due to its small size and potential for smudging or fading.
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The image displays a document with various fields filled out in black ink on what appears to be an official form, possibly related to law enforcement given the context provided by the watermark at the top left corner of "U.S. Department of Justice" and "Federal Bureau of Prisons". The document is marked up with several handwritten notes and underlines in red ink, indicating corrections or important points that need attention. There are also two small red stamps on the form, one towards the upper right corner and another near the bottom center. Due to the resolution and angle, specific details about the content of the form are not entirely clear.
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The image displays a printed form titled "Federal Bureau of Prisons Inmate Information Summary" with various sections filled out with handwritten information and numerical data. The form contains lines for personal details such as name, offense date, sentence length, and other incarceration-related statistics. There are also sections that appear to be related to the inmate's medical or mental health status, including dates and codes which may indicate treatments or evaluations. The top right corner has a handwritten number "2" followed by an illegible word. The form is predominantly text with some numerical data, and there are no visible people or locations on this particular section of the document.
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The image is a photograph of a document titled "INMATES FOR STAFF ASSISTANCE". It appears to be an official form from the Federal Bureau of Prisons, indicating that it is related to incarceration and staff operations within a federal prison facility. The text on the form outlines policies or procedures for providing assistance to inmates, though specific details are not clear due to the resolution of the image. The document has various lines and columns which likely contain information such as inmate identification numbers, names, dates, and statuses related to their need for staff support within the prison system.
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The image appears to be a screenshot of a digital document or an email with text overlaid on it. The visible text at the top of the image includes "Federal Bureau of Prisons" followed by "Clinical Psychology Services." Below this header, there's a section titled "Contact Information" with some details redacted or obscured. Further down, there is a mention of an email address starting with "[info@]" which is also partially obscured or cut off. The style of the image suggests it might be from a computer screen capturing software, indicated by the pixelation and distortion around the edges.
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The image is a photograph of a document that appears to be an official report or letter from the Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons. The title "Department of Justice" is at the top in bold letters, followed by "Federal Bureau of Prisons" underneath. Below this header are sections for the name and address of the sender, with a redacted area where the name would typically be found. The document includes printed text that provides information relevant to its purpose within the federal prison system; however, specific details are not legible in the image. The overall style of the image is straightforward and utilitarian, typical for official government correspondence.
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The image shows a document with the header "Bureau of Prisons" at the top. Below the header is a section titled "COURT REVIEW". The document appears to be an official form from the United States Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons, as indicated by the visible text. It includes various fields and lines designed for data entry or review, though the specific details are not filled out on this particular page. At the bottom left corner, there's a section labeled "REMARKS" with blank lines, intended for written notes. The image itself has a slight blur, making it somewhat difficult to read smaller text.
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The image presents a detailed organizational chart for the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) as of 2016. The chart is complex with numerous boxes interconnected by lines, indicating hierarchical relationships within the department. Each box likely represents a position or office within the DOJ. The topmost box reads "Attorney General" and includes the name of the individual in that role at the time. Below this, various other titles are visible, such as "Deputy Attorney General," "Associate Attorney General," and the names of different organizations like the "Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)" and the "National Security Division." The style of the image is formal and informational, typical of an organizational chart used for administrative or informational purposes.
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The image you've sent appears to be a screenshot of an online document viewer displaying a PDF file. The content of the document seems to be a report or a formal letter, possibly related to a government department given the visible text which includes "Department of Justice" and "Federal Bureau of Investigation." There is also a page number "44" at the top right corner, suggesting that this is part of a longer document or series of documents. The layout suggests that it's a professional or official document with structured text and formatting typical for such reports.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030927.txt
This document discusses the Federal Bureau of Investigation's use of "302 Reports" in their investigations and interviews with witnesses or suspects. It mentions that these reports can be problematic for both innocent and unwary individuals, as they are prepared by agents using handwritten notes rather than a tape recorder or court reporter. The document also references several recent high-profile cases involving the FBI's investigation of local government officials in Broward County, Florida.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029416.txt
Radar Online LLC is suing the Federal Bureau of Investigation for not releasing records related to its investigation and prosecution of financier Jeffrey Edward Epstein for sexually trafficking underage women. The case was filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, alleging that the FBI has withheld these records despite a properly filed Freedom of Information Act request. Radar Online LLC is an online investigative news outlet based in New York City.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029405.txt
The document is a complaint filed by Radar Online LLC against the Federal Bureau of Investigation in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. The complaint seeks to compel the FBI to produce records concerning its investigation and prosecution of financier Jeffrey Edward Epstein for sexually trafficking underage women. Radar Online LLC is an online investigative news outlet, while the FBI is a component of the Department of Justice. The court has jurisdiction over this action pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1331 and 5 U.S.C. § 552(a)(4)(B), with venue being appropriate under 5 U.S.C. § 552(a)(4)(B) as Radar's principal place of business is New York City.