Common use of Criminal Investigations Clause in Contracts

Criminal Investigations. If the Bureau questions an officer during a criminal investigation of one of its officers, it shall advise the member of the criminal nature of the investigation and whether the member is a suspect or a witness before interviewing the member. The preceding sentence shall not apply to covert or undercover investigations. If the member is a witness, the member shall be informed of and afforded the right to Association representation during any interview. Investigations of the use of deadly force by members shall be conducted pursuant to G.O. 1010.10.

Criminal Investigations. If the Bureau questions an a commanding officer during a criminal investigation of one of its officers, it shall advise the member commanding officer of the criminal nature of the investigation and whether the member commanding officer is a suspect or a witness before interviewing the member. The preceding sentence shall not apply to covert or undercover investigations. If the member commanding officer is a witness, the member shall be informed of and afforded the right to Association representation during any interview. Investigations Criminal investigations of the use of deadly force by members shall be conducted pursuant to G.O. 1010.10the applicable deadly force Bureau directive.

Criminal Investigations. If the Bureau questions an officer a member during a criminal investigation of one of its officersmembers, it shall advise the member of the criminal nature of the investigation and whether the member is a suspect or a witness before interviewing the member. The preceding sentence shall not apply to covert or undercover investigations. If the member is a witness, the member shall be informed of and afforded the right to Association representation during any interview. Investigations of the use of deadly force by bargaining unit members shall be conducted pursuant to Bureau directives. G.O. 1010.10.

Criminal Investigations. If the Bureau questions an a commanding officer during a criminal investigation of one of its officers, it shall advise the member commanding officer of the criminal nature of the investigation and whether the member commanding officer is a suspect or a witness before interviewing the member. The preceding sentence shall not apply to covert or undercover investigations. If the member commanding officer is a witness, the member shall be informed of and afforded the right to Association representation during any interview. Investigations of the use of deadly force by members shall be conducted pursuant to G.O. 1010.10.