Outline the three main criteria for an object to be eligible for entry into the National Stolen Art File (NSAF)
What will be an ideal response?
To cope with the problems resulting from the interstate and international nature of these thefts, the FBI created the NSAF in 1979 . For an object to be eligible for entry into the NSAF, it must meet these criteria:
The object must be of artistic or historical significance? this includes fine arts, decorative arts, antiquities, Asian art, Islamic art, ethnographic objects (Native American, African, Aboriginal), archaeological material, textiles, books and manuscripts, clocks and watches, coins, stamps, musical instruments, and scientific instruments.
The object must be valued at $2,000 or more, or less if associated with a major crime.
The request must come through a law enforcement agency accompanied by a physical description of the object, a photograph of the object, if available, and a copy of any police reports or other information relevant to the investigation.
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