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In the latter part of the year 1932 the Division of Investigation, .
United states Department of Justice, established a Technical Laboratory to
perform work of a scientific character, which_might prove of assistance in
its investigative cases. Previously, it had been customary in instances
considered desirable for the Division to have technical exports outside its
organization to make scientific analyses. The importance and growth of this
phase of the Division's investigative activity and the desirability of
having the work under its close supervision led to the conclusion that the
establishment of a Technical Laboratory was essential. _ ~'
The development of the Laboratory has been carefully planned by the
Division with the assistance and advice of Dr. Wilmer Souder, a well-known
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I The Division of Investigation has the responsibility of-,
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with the amount of work to be performed. For instance, if the
number of cases in the territory covered by the Jacksonville,
Florida, Office is cuparatively few, while the number of cases
covered by the New York Office is unusually large, employees may
be shifted from Jacksonville to the New York Office, or from
Portland to Philadelphia, or from New Orleans to San Francisco,
as the occasion demands.
That is, of course, a distinct advantage, and permits
thorough and prompt attention to be given every case referred to
the Division for investigative action to the end that all pertinent .w§
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courses at Washington, where they are required to master all 1
phases of their work, including practical instruction in the use' ,=
of all types of firearms. Special Agents in Charge of the field .-
offices of the Division arc in turn selected fro those employees _
who have proven thenselven to be possessed of investigative, ad-
ministrative, and executive ability of the highest order. All
employees are required to render appropriate assistance to law
enforcement officials at all times and to strictly observe the'
rights of all persons with whom they come in contact. The Division
as a result of the high standard maintained by its employees, is
enabled to attract to its ranks individuals of integrity and ability
' Accnplishmente '
Statistics at best are rather dry, but offer the most
concise method of outlining the achievements of the Division. Con-
victions were secured in 95.81% of all cases investigated by the
Division which were brought to trial during the fiscal year 1934.
During the same fiscal year 3,531 convictions - that is,
an average of almost l0 convictions for each day in the year - were
obtained in cases investigated by the Division. c M ,__
The sentences imposed in these cases included ll life
sentences and totaled ever 5,073 years, exclusive of probationary "
sentences, totaling 2,501 years, and suspended sentences of 1,012
years. The fines imposed during the same year totaled $772,938.73.
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It has come to the attention of the undersigned _ .that in some instancersail addressed__to_ the Director of the5 Division of lnvestiga on;"Depart:.1ent of Justice, hasulbeen D '
delivered to the Division of Investigations, Department of 'thernterior. In one instance, this mail has been opened ~by stake by Investigations, Interior, the letter in questionbeing a suggestion letter forwarded to the Director by Special
Agent H. H, McKee. If it is believed advisable, a memorandumwill be directed to the Chief Clerk of the Department, re-
questing that appropriate instructions be issued to the
Post Office Department, covering matters of this kind, wherein
nail may be mis-directed. It is believed that it may be desir- .
able to include the building address on incoming communications
to the Division. - .
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V There are attached copies of the memorandum entitled,_ i r~;@§"The Division of Investigation", which I havé_rewritten and re-, "fa
vised so as to include all data for the fiscal year 1934. - F?
It will be noted at the bottom of page
amount of savings effected out of the Division's
for the fiscal year 1934 together with the total
appropriation for this same fiscal year are both left blank, due
to the fact that this information is not yet available in the
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memorandum. !
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be mimeographed as soon as the above requested figures are ob-
tained and included therein.W,
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enabled to attract to its ranks individuals of integrity and ability.
Accomplishmengs ,
Statistics at best are rather dry, but offer the most
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victions were secured in 93.81% of all cases investigated by the
Division which were brought to trial during the fiscal year 1934.
, During the same fiscal year 3,551 convictions - that is,
an average of almost 10 convictions for each day in the year - were
obtained in cases investigated by the Division. ' _ sj .
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was saved the Government in Court of Clahns cases in_whichTinvesti-
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to the United States was effected. -
During the sane fiscal year 928 Federal fugitives from
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the Division assisted various law-enforcement officials throughout
the United States in identifying 4,356 fugitives during the same
year. Stolen motor vehicles nubcring 2,302 and valued at $910,024.23
were recovered in cases in which the Division performed investigative
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Dyer Act, in October, 1919, until June co, 1e54, ss,a9s stolen A
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PFugitives Wanted by Police? Bulletins
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crime and criminals, the Division publishes a "Fugitives Wanted by
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descriptions, fingerprint classifications and a reproduction of one
finger impression of wanted fugitives, together with the names and
addresses of law-enforcemnt officials and agencies Lc be notified ,
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individual impressions of known gangsters, rank robbers, kidnapers
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