Florida Private Investigator Practice Exam

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During an investigation, what can result from a person's failure to cooperate with the Division?

Immunity from prosecution
Prompt license renewal
Legal penalties
A warning notice

The correct answer is: Legal penalties

A person's failure to cooperate with the Division during an investigation can lead to legal penalties. When individuals do not comply with the requests or requirements of the Division, they may be seen as obstructing the investigation. This lack of cooperation can lead to disciplinary action, including fines or other legal repercussions depending on the severity and specific circumstances of the case. Such responsibilities and potential consequences are critical for upholding the integrity of the investigative process and ensuring that regulations are enforced fairly and effectively. Understanding this relationship between cooperation and the potential for penalties is crucial for anyone in the field of private investigation.