Texas Association of Licensed Investigators

rdf:langString Texas Association of Licensed Investigators

rdf:langString Texas Association of Licensed Invesigators

rdf:langString Texas Association of Licensed Invesigators

rdf:langString Catherine Torrez

rdf:langString Chairman

rdf:langString State Trade Association

rdf:langString The Texas Association of Licensed Investigators (TALI) is a professional association of private investigators in the U.S. state of Texas. It ensures adherence to licensing requirements for investigators; organizes training and education; and represents the profession to the state and federal government and regulatory bodies, including the Texas Private Security Board and the Texas Department of Public Safety. TALI holds an annual convention and publishes a magazine, The Texas Investigator. TALI was founded in 1971. During the 1990s, it lobbied repeatedly to retain access to drivers’ license and vehicle registration information. In the 2000s, it intervened to amend regulation of workers who access computer data. Since 2008, TALI has set up local chapters in each city and major rural area of the state, reporting to five regional directors.