Federal Bureau of Investigation

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is a division of the Department of Justice formed in 1908. The FBI investigates federal crimes and crimes on Indian reservations and is also a domestic intelligence agency. Its tasks include combatting and investigating crimes in the United States such as terrorist attacks, espionage, and a range of high tech and white-collar crimes. In 2011, the annual budget for the FBI was $7.9 billion.

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FBI

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Document | April 21, 2005

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Documents About Improper NSL Served on University in North Carolina

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Part 3

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Document | September 24, 2007

Part 2

tech support center desk reports; DCS-6000 system security plan; presentation slides; spending information; software installation and user manual; DCS-6000 security concept of operations