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On this episode of PI MAGAZINE – THE PODCAST, publishers Jim Nanos and Nicole Cusanelli speak with Mark Fiedelhotz, Esq., founder of Legally Safe Social Media (legallysafesocialmedia.com) about serveral aspects of social media investigations. The three focus on the legal exposure and potential liability investigators may face when doing social media investigations and including their finding in their reports. Mark speaks about available training and his collaboration with the National Associal of Legal Investigators (NALI.com) and how that came to be

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Mark Fiedelholtz, Esq.
Phone: 954-748-7698

Website: legallysafesocialmedia.com

Email: [email protected]

13506 Summerport Village Parkway,

#118

Windermere, FL 34786

BIO

Mark Fieldholtz is a Social Media Attorney and the developer of Legally Safe Social Media.com This is a training course for investigators in the Private and Public Sector which teaches how to avoid social medial liability when utilizing social media as part of an investigation.

ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS

· Bachelor of Arts, Political Science, American University, Washington D.C.

· Masters Public Administration, American University, Washington, D.C.

· Juris Doctorate, St. Thomas Law School, Miami, FL

· Member of the Florida Bar

PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE

· Digital Media Law Trainer For 30 Years

· Television Anchor At Network Affiliates

· Former White House Television Reporter

· UPI Award Winner For Best Documentary

Knowledgeable and Passionate Trainer

The big difference between my specialized training and other social media investigation programs, is that I shift the focus from collecting social media and opens source evidence to communicating the evidence to third parties without liability. Although investigators can strike gold with social media evidence in establishing relationships or verifying alibis and timelines, there are many hidden trapdoors. I give investigators new skills to navigate these trapdoors by identifying and eliminating or disclaiming “high risk” evidence prior to communicating investigative summary reports to clients, law enforcement, news media, and other third parties.

On this episode of PI MAGAZINE – THE PODCAST, host Jim Nanos speak with Susan Constantine, MPsy, author and founder of Silent Messages. The two chat about reading body language and nonverbal signs of deception. Susan gives her take on some very notable cases including Casey Anthony, Michael Jackson and George Zimmerman.

Susan is the developer of Jury Lab which brings the proven sciences of emotion recognition, body language reading and deception detection to the legal profession at large.

Susan is widely recognized as the world’s leading authority on body language as it pertains to deception detection. She is the author of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Reading Body Language and has for the past decade been a go-to source for media outlets analyzing the body language of public figures.

With more than 12 years’ experience analyzing jurors, witnesses, and suspects in high profile cases, Susan has been consulted as the human behavior expert for some of the world’s most noteworthy trials, including Amanda Knox, Michael Jackson, George Zimmerman, Casey Anthony, Jerry Sandusky, Bill Cosby, and hundreds of others. Additionally, she has provided insights and analysis during media coverage of the past three (3) US presidential elections.

Susan has appeared on Dr Phil, Oprah Network, Hallmark, CNN, FOX, ABC, CBS, and MSNBC, and been published in the Washington Post, Capitol Hill, New York Times, and the New York Post.

Professionally, she has trained FBI and Homeland Security agents, The Department of Defense Inspector General, The Federal Court Judicial Law Judges and attorneys in hundreds of private law firms.

Susan can be reached at

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https://www.susanconstantine.com/

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In this episode of PI MAGAZINE-THE PODCAST, Jim & Nic speak with Jimmie Mesis of USABUGSWEEPS.COM about TCSM and the debugging business. The three chat about equipment, costs and the services available.

If you offer or plan to offer debugging as a service, you don’t want to miss this episode!

Jimmie Mesis has been a successful private investigator for 40 years. He's seen the profession change over the decades and he's always been on the leading edge of investigative technology.

Many of you already know him as the former owner and publisher of PI Magazine and PI Gear.com or you have been one of his 15,000+ marketing seminar attendees.

He currently owns USAbugsweeps.com a nationwide TSCM bug sweep company.

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On this episode Jim speaks w/ Jim Plousis & George Ingram, authors of “Jersey Lawman: A life on the right side of the law” We chat about Jim’s background from being the youngest elected sheriff in the US, to a US Marshall and is why Jim & George authored this great book.

JIM PLOUSIS AND GEORGE INGRAM – AUTHORS OF “JERSEY LAWMAN-A LIFE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF CRIME” (book description below)

Jim Plousis is a graduate of Slipper Rock University in Pennsylvania. He began his 40-year career in law enforcement as a summer cop in Ocean City. After graduation he worked as a police officer in Woodbine, Cape May County before becoming an officer in Ocean City, NJ.

At age 32, he was elected sheriff of Cape May County and was the youngest sheriff in the nation at that time. He served for 17 years, forging a national reputation for his innovative approach to law enforcement and crime prevention.

On February 6, 2020, President George W. Bush nominated Jim to be the U.S. marshal for the District of New Jersey. After confirmation by the U.S. Senate, he went on to work on many high-profile cases and bring the Fugitive Safe Surrender program to the Garden State.

From there Jim served as chairman of the New Jersey Parole Board. Jim currently is chairman of the state’s Casino Control Commission in Atlantic City.

George Ingram is a graduate of Temple University in Philadelphia and worked as a journalist for three newspapers before moving into public relations for Temple. As a freelance writer, he has written many articles on fishing, hunting, food, and travel, and is co-author of the book “Fishing the Delaware Valley,” published by Temple University Press. He retired as associate vice president for university relations at Temple.

Jim and George both live in Ocean City.

PI GEAR NOTE: ALL PROCEEDS FROM THE SALE OF THIS BOOK AT PIGEAR.COM

WILL BE DONATED TO THE U.S. MARSHALS SURVIVORS BENEFIT FUND.

Jersey Lawman: “A Life On The Right Side Of Crime” (Paperback)

by Jim Plousis (Author), George Ingram (Author)

In a book that TV personality John Walsh calls the story of "a remarkable career in law enforcement," author James Plousis describes the exciting people, cases, and issues he's been involved with over more than four decades--Donald J. Trump, Bernie Madoff, 9/11, Little Nicky Scarfo, Hurricane Katrina, Chris Christie, and much more.

Written in clear, straight-ahead prose, "Jersey Lawman: A Life On the Right Side of Crime" is the product The narrative tells of Plousis and his career in law enforcement--from rookie cop to the youngest elected county sheriff in America at that time, and from his appointment as U.S. marshal for New Jersey to chairman of the New Jersey Parole Board.

Plousis was a police officer in Ocean City, NJ, before being elected sheriff of Cape May County at age 32. While serving for 5 terms, he earned national recognition for his innovative approaches to law enforcement. In 2002, President George W. Bush appointed Plousis as U.S. marshal. In this position he fought to bring the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Safe Surrender program to the Garden State and worked on high-profile cases here and abroad. For 7 years afterward he was chairman of the New Jersey Parole Board. He now chairs the Casino Control Commission in Atlantic City. In the book Plousis also relates many personal efforts, including a humanitarian mission to earthquake-ravaged Haiti. of a life spent helping good people and putting the bad ones behind bars

Freelance writer George Ingram collaborated with Plousis on “Jersey Lawman. When they began working on the book, the 2 Ocean City, NJ, residents agreed that proceeds from “Jersey Lawman” would go to the U.S. Marshals Survivors Benefit Fund, a private non-profit corporation formed “exclusively for charitable and educational disbursements of its funds to the

On this episode of PI MAGAZINE – THE PODCAST, host Jim Nanos speaker with trademark attorney David Lizerbram about forming your PI business, trademarking your logo and other business-related considerations related to images and business identification. This is a great episode discussing areas many of us take for granted when launching our business’s.

David has been a frequent guest speaking on the topic of trademarks and considered an expert offering some very useful advice that may say you a great deal of money if small mistakes are made in forming your business. Don’t miss this episode!

David Lizerbram, is an attorney in private practice and a Business Law Strategist

David is also the host of Intangible Assets, a podcast by and for the Intellectual Property Law Section of the California Lawyers Association along with the podcast Products of the Mind, a podcast about the intersection of business + creativity

David was born in Philadelphia and raised in North County San Diego, California. After graduating from the University of Southern California School of Cinema-Television (now the School of Cinematic Arts) and USC’s Marshall School of Business, he received his J.D. from Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. David speaks regularly about legal matters, and has presented on a legal education panel at San Diego Comic-Con every year since 2008. In 2011, David was appointed by California Governor Jerry Brown to the Board of Directors of the 22nd District Agricultural Association, which is responsible for oversight of the Del Mar Fairgrounds. He served in that position until the conclusion of his term in 2015. He also served on the Board of Directors of the San Diego Music Foundation and was a co-founder of the Craft Beer Association of San Diego, a think tank focused on promoting San Diego County’s dynamic craft beer industry. David lives in North Park, San Diego with his wife, Mana Monzavi and their son, Miles.

David Lizerbram & Associates was founded in 2005 in San Diego, California with the goal of providing high-quality legal services to entrepreneurs both locally and nationwide. Since the firm’s creation, David has assisted with a large variety of business matters. His clients have varied in size from solo entrepreneurs to publicly traded companies. David has provided legal guidance on multimillion-dollar rounds of fundraising, negotiated strategic partnerships with nationwide businesses and nonprofits, managed international intellectual property portfolios, and advised many innovative startups.

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