ProgFrank

How complicated can your work get if you have to leave your state or even country. I saw mentions of work in other countries, but I believe this was in the context of a different employment situation.

If I was to call you from Canada to get you to investigate something. Or vice-versa if you have to investigate someone out of country?

How does this affect your work?

Edit: Grammar.

From my very limited amount of knowledge about prison. Considering you most likely get access to news, television and all of that. How did you perception of life outside of prison match up to the limited view you would get of it?

What are some of the biggest or weirdest things after 25 years for you?

Anything you still just don't get (or don't want to get)

Thanks for the answer. That's very interesting that you could work under someone else's license. I could never imagine that working in this part of Canada. They are so anal about diplomas, certificates, training courses and so on...it such an issue!

Thanks again.