N.J.L.P.I.A. NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS!

2025 NJLPIA TRAINING DAY & PRE-CONFERENCE

 SUNDAY AND MONDAY - SEPTEMBER 14TH & 15TH, 2025.

The New Jersey Licensed Private Investigators Association will be hosting our September meeting in conjunction with a day of Training & Professional Development on September 14th & 15th at the RUTGERS CONFERENCE CENTER – NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ.

We will also be hosting the Pre-Conference, "How To Double Your PI Income & Client Base" on Sunday, September 14th, 2025 with presenter Jimmie Mesis. 

SPACE IS LIMITED THIS YEAR SO BOOK YOUR TICKET  & ROOM TODAY!

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14TH, 2025:

8:00 AM TO 4:00 PM:  "How To Double Your PI Income & Client Base" By Jimmie Mesis, BAI, LPI   (lunch provided)

6:00 PM to 9:00 PM:  Networking session; Association Mtg. & Catered Dinner

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 15th, 2025:

8:00 AM TO 3:30 PM:  Training Session w/ keynote speaker Brandon Perron with provided breakfast & Lunch.

A limited number of overnight accommodations are available.

CLICK HERE FOR 2025 CONFERENCE TICKETS & PRE CONFERNCE AGENDA

KEYNOTE SPEAKER - BRANDON PERRON, CCDI, CFI-FTER!

Brandon is an award winning nationally recognized professional investigator and criminal defense investigation trainer and is recognized as one of the nation's foremost investigators, trainers, and speakers within the discipline of criminal defense investigation.

         “Forensic Case Review & Analysis & Lead Tracking”

“An attack upon the very foundation of the prosecution's case can topple the inverted pyramid and narrative supporting the theory of prosecution.  It is important to remember that the documents provided via the discovery process are in fact evidence and not mere reading material for informational purposes only.  The police reports, evidence, photographs and all supporting documentation are in fact the very core of the prosecution’s case.   Therefore, every report, statement, photograph, and document is “evidence” and should be treated as such.   A forensic case review and analysis consistent with the methodology defined by the Component Method of Criminal Defense Investigation & Case Management should be conducted to identify “

Topics will include:

• Inconsistencies, discrepancies, errors, omissions, flaws, 
• Lead Tracking - Unanswered leads demanding further investigation.  
• Prioritize data and information demanding immediate pursuit and resolution 
  • Fact Classification - Identify, extract, and classify facts including mitigators and aggravators.
• Identify all witnesses and persons involved in the case and summarize potential testimony.

      This is a must-attend course for those who conduct all forms of investigative work!

                     The morning training session speakers will be announced and posted shortly.

NJLPIA was established in 1955 to promote professionalism among our licensed investigator members. Since that time, NJLPIA, through its general membership and many volunteer board members, has worked hard to increase our ranks, establish an open dialogue with our licensing body - the New Jersey State Police, promote education and training for investigators and monitor and effect change in the NJ and Federal legislatures.

In addition, NJLPIA exists to help the general public learn more about our profession as well as to locate professional, qualified and licensed private investigators. We have members located from the southern tip of NJ to the northern most part of our state ready to help clients achieve their investigative goals.

To become a member of NJLPIA, please follow the “Join NJLPIA” link and begin taking advantage            of the many benefits membership offers. The return on your investment by joining NJLPIA                       will be significant, whether through increased business, valuable training programs or                   assistance received from fellow members through our listserv.

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