Sessions and advisory work in lawful investigative method
Three practice areas, each built around your own subject matter and documented as you go.
Relationship Mapping Session
A session on setting out how organisations, offices and published roles connect, using registry filings, official appointment notices and other openly published material. Covers recording each link with the document that supports it, distinguishing an established relationship from an inferred one, and presenting the map so a reader can verify it themselves.
- ✓ One 100-minute session, applied to your own subject
- ✓ Written map with a source list for each connection shown
Open Source Verification Practice
Practical work on confirming material found in the public domain. Covers checking when and where an image was likely taken using publicly available reference material, confirming a document's provenance through the body that issued it, cross-checking published statements against official records, and writing up the verification steps so they can be repeated.
- ✓ Two sessions of 75 minutes, with worked examples from your own material
- ✓ Written verification record format to reuse afterward
Investigation Design Advisory
Advisory support for planning a substantial inquiry that stays entirely within lawful methods. Covers deciding what can be established from open sources before anyone is approached, sequencing approaches so no one is alerted unfairly early, arranging right of reply properly, and setting the boundaries of what will and will not be attempted.
- ✓ Four sessions of one hour, across two months
- ✓ Written method plan reviewed at each stage, plus a documented boundaries note
What to expect once you get in touch
A short conversation
We talk through your subject and which service fits before anything is booked.
Scheduling sessions
Session times are arranged around your material and availability.
Working through it together
Each session applies the method directly to your own subject, not a generic example.
A written record
You leave with a document you can keep referring back to and reuse.
Not sure which session fits your subject? Send us a note and we'll help you decide.
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