What may result from a PI failing to maintain required continuing education?

A private investigator (PI) is required to maintain continuing education as part of their licensing obligations. Not adhering to these educational requirements can lead to significant consequences, primarily in the form of license expiration or revocation. This is crucial because the continuing education ensures that PIs stay updated on the latest laws, regulations, and investigative techniques necessary for professional practice.

If a PI does not meet these requirements, it demonstrates a failure to comply with regulatory standards intended to protect the public and uphold industry professionalism. As a result, licensing authorities may take action to invalidate the PI's license due to non-compliance. This level of consequence underscores the importance of ongoing education in maintaining the integrity and effectiveness of investigative work.