Hypothetically if the FBI discovered evidence of a crime during a background check

Would they not be bound to refer it to the justice department for prosecution or could they be told to ignore it because it's just "a background check" ?

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Hypothetically if the FBI discovered evidence of a crime during a background check (Original post)	drray23	Oct 2018	OP
You must remember to bare in mind that	Doreen	Oct 2018	#1
Not talking about that.	drray23	Oct 2018	#2
From experience they are bound to report it	uponit7771	Oct 2018	#3

Response to drray23 (Original post)

Mon Oct 1, 2018, 12:49 PM

Doreen (9,437 posts)

1. You must remember to bare in mind that

in this administration a criminal past is a requirement.

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Response to Doreen (Reply #1)

Mon Oct 1, 2018, 12:51 PM

drray23 (4,292 posts)

2. Not talking about that.

The rank and file FBI agents have nothing to do with this administration. They were there before and will be there after. I would think that they follow procedures regardless of who is in power.

Hypothetically if the FBI discovered evidence of a crime during a background check

1. You must remember to bare in mind that

2. Not talking about that.

3. From experience they are bound to report it