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FBI Undercover Operations — Part 1
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ITI. GENERAL AUTHORITY °
The FBI may use undercover activities and conduct undercover
Operations, pursuant to these Guidelines, that are appropriate to
carry out its law enforcement responsibilities. These guidelines
do not apply to investigations utilizing confidential informants,
cooperating witnesses or cooperating subjects, unless the
investigation also utilizes an undercover employee. The FBI,
through the development of internal policy, may choose to apply
these Guidelines to certain confidential informant, cooperating
witness, and cooperating subject operations by referring such
matters to the Undercover Review Committee pursuant to Section
IV, Paragraph (D) (6).
Under this authority, the FBI May participate in joint
undercover activities with other law enforcement agencies and may
operate a proprietary to the extent necessary to maintain an
operation's cover or effectiveness. All joint undercover
operations are to be conducted pursuant to these Guidelines.
IV. AUTHORIZATION OF UNDERCOVER OPERATIONS
SESE VE UNDERCOVER OPERATIONS
A. General Approval Standards: Any official considering
approval or authorization of a proposed undercover application
shall weigh the risks and benefits of the operation, giving
careful consideration to the following factors:
(1) The risk of personal injury to individuals,
Property damage, financial loss to persons or
businesses, damage to reputation, or other harm to
persons;
(2) The risk of civil liability or other loss.to the
Government;
(3) The risk of invasion of privacy or interference
with privileged or confidential relationships;
(4) The risk that individuals engaged in undercover
Operations may become involved in illegal conduct
restricted in paragraph IV.H. below; and
(5) The suitability of Government participation in the
type of activity that is expected to occur during the
operation.
B. Undercover Operations Which May be Authcrized by the
Special Agent in Charge (SAC)
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(1) The establishment, extension, or renewal of all
undercover operations to be Supervised by a given field
office must be approved by the SAC. Tf the undercover
Operation does not involve any of the factors listed in
Paragraph IV.C. below, this approval shall constitute
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