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DOJ Justice Manual
Title 9
Chapter 9-13.000
JM 9-13.000
Obtaining Evidence
U.S. Department of Justice
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9-13.001
Electronic Recording of Statements
9-13.002
Storage of Evidence in Criminal Matters and Cases
9-13.100
Use of Body-Worn Cameras by Task Force Officers
9-13.150
Processing Ballistics Evidence in Connection with Criminal Investigations
9-13.200
Communications with Represented Persons
9-13.300
Polygraphs—Department Policy
9-13.400
Obtaining Information From, or Records of, Members of the News Media; and Questioning, Arresting, or Charging Members of the News Media
9-13.410
Guidelines for Issuing Subpoenas to Attorneys for Information Relating to the Representation of Clients
9-13.420
Searches of Premises of Subject Attorneys
9-13.500
International Legal Assistance
9-13.510
Obtaining Evidence Abroad—General Considerations
9-13.512
Intended Use of the Evidence
9-13.514
Time Required
9-13.516
Cost of Obtaining Evidence
9-13.525
Subpoenas and Other Compulsory Legal Process Regarding Evidence or Information Located Abroad, or Regarding Foreign Corporate Officials Temporarily in the United States; and Service of Process in a Foreign Country
9-13.526
Forfeiture of Assets Located in Foreign Countries
9-13.530
Special Considerations—Translations
9-13.534
Foreign Travel by Prosecutors
9-13.535
Depositions
9-13.540
Assisting Foreign Authorities
9-13.550
Costs Relating to International Legal Assistance
9-13.600
Guidance on No-Knock Warrants
9-13.700
Applications for Protective Orders Pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 2705(b)
9-13.800
Access to and Disclosure of Financial Records
9-13.900
Access to and Disclosures of Tax Returns in a Non-tax Criminal Case