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- additional investigatorinvestigator in charge — следователь при исполнении своих обязанностей; следователь, производящий расследование
- case investigator
- chief investigator
- clandestine investigator
- committee investigator
- congressional investigator
- crime investigator
- detective investigator
- domestic investigator
- drug investigator
- field investigator
- follow-up investigator
- foreign investigator
- full-scale investigator
- government investigator
- grand jury investigator
- home investigator
- House investigator
- initial investigator
- internal investigator
- internal security investigator
- judicial investigator
- latent investigator
- later investigator
- law enforcement investigator
- lawful investigator
- legal investigator
- legislative investigator
- major investigator
- paid investigator
- parallel investigator
- parliamentary investigator
- patrol investigator
- personal investigator
- plainclothes investigator
- police investigator
- preliminary investigator
- preparole investigator
- presentence investigator
- pre-trial investigator
- private investigator
- proactive investigator
- racketeering investigator
- reactive investigator
- Senate investigator
- social investigator
- special investigator
- subcommittee investigator
- supplementary investigator
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4 order of an investigator concerning the institution of criminal proceedings against a person who has committed a crime
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > order of an investigator concerning the institution of criminal proceedings against a person who has committed a crime
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