The passion of curiosity, for example, is the actual agent of inquiry.
If on his next trip to the U.S. he honestly answers a border agent's inquiry on marijuana use, he could be banned for life.
In Victorian England, a "private inquiry agent" helps a teacher rescue her pupils from thugs.
First, there were new details about an F.B.I. memo written last summer, in which an agent urged an inquiry into the Middle Eastern men enrolled in American flight schools.
"If you have a suspicion that your spouse has an undisclosed Swiss bank account, an inquiry agent might well be worthwhile.
It is almost too horrific to believe that a professional journalist or even a freelance inquiry agent working on behalf of a member of the News of the World staff could behave in this way.
She also said, "It is almost too horrific to believe that a professional journalist or even a freelance inquiry agent working on behalf of a member of the News of the World staff could behave in this way".
"The law doesn't require a person to become a private inquiry agent if what they were doing was helping a friend on a one-off basis out to get some information.
In NSW private investigators who are undertaking investigation or surveillance on a third person on behalf of a second person are required to be licenced as a private inquiry agent.
Lacy said the assignment of an agent took the inquiry "to the next level" but added: "We are still left waiting to find out where this will all take us".
The methodological recommendations depend on contingent factors, such as the operative methodological norms, the questions under investigation, the background assumptions that the agent brings to inquiry, the observational means at her disposal, her cognitive capacities, and her epistemic aims.
