Investigations

Electronic Surveillance: Legal Strategy and Operational Application

Integrate electronic surveillance into complex cases through lawful strategy, operational planning, documentation, and stronger case development.

Course Details

Course Overview

Practical Context Before the Next Decision.

This course helps investigators integrate electronic surveillance into complex cases in a lawful, strategic, and operationally sound manner. Participants examine available tools, legal requirements, planning, documentation, and the relationship between digital and traditional methods. Case examples help attendees select appropriate techniques, anticipate evidentiary issues, and translate surveillance results into stronger case development and courtroom-ready documentation.

Designed ForInvestigators and supervisors

Format1 day

Course AreaInvestigations

Course Focus

Types of electronic surveillance toolsIntegrating digital and traditional methodsLegal compliance and operational planningCase development and documentation

Instruction

Meet the Practitioners Leading This Course.

Course leadership is matched to the subject and grounded in direct professional experience.

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Investigations Instructor

Keith Moyer

Keith Moyer is a captain with a large state law enforcement agency in New Jersey and serves as Assistant Bureau Chief for the Official Corruption Bureau. His work includes complex investigations, federal task-force coordination, electronic surveillance, digital evidence, search warrants, and courtroom preparation. His instruction connects legal requirements with the operational decisions investigators must make when developing and presenting technology-supported cases.

Digital Evidence, Electronic Surveillance, Search Warrants, and Complex Investigations

Electronic Surveillance: Legal Strategy and Operational Application

Practical Context Before the Next Decision.

Meet the Practitioners Leading This Course.

Keith Moyer

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