A) C B) Restricted
A) 1¹/⁴ inch B) ³/⁴ inch C) 1 inch D) 1inch E) ¹/²inch
A) Officer's opinion B) Officer's opinion C) Serial number D) Make and model E) Approximate value
A) Attachment overload B) Inconsistent or unsupported reasoning C) Margin violations D) Inconsistent or unsupported reasoning E) Grammar mistakes
A) Court order B) Media coverage C) Court order D) Suspect admission E) Location of evidence
A) Recreate the scene accurately B) Replace photographs accurately C) Recreate the scene accurately D) Shorten the report accurately
A) Property information B) Initial information C) Initial information D) Identification of crime E) Officer observation
A) The suspect B) The victim C) Each responding officer D) Only the lead officer E) Each responding officer
A) Red B) Green C) Black D) Blue E) Red
A) Grammar check B) Reply-all button C) Email signature D) Subject line E) Reply-all button
A) To save time B) To avoid sending to the wrong person C) To shorten the email D) To add attachments E) To avoid sending to the wrong person
A) Top Secret B) ConfidentialSecret C) Restricted D) Top Secret
A) Crime scene description B) Crime scene description C) Initial information D) Property information E) Proofreading
A) Gardening, recording, and organizing facts B) Gathering, recording, and organizing facts C) Gathering, recording, and organizing facts D) Gathering, recording, and organizing facts
A) Reduce paperwork B) Speed up the interview C) Identify suspects faster D) Prevent manipulation of statements E) Prevent manipulation of statements
A) Case conclusion B) Officer's opinion C) Basic identifying information D) Suspect's motive E) Basic identifying information
A) Courteous, considerate, and patient B) Silent and observant C) Fast and direct D) Courteous, considerate, and patient E) Strict and aggressive
A) Officer's opinion B) Basic identifying information C) Suspect's motive D) Case conclusion E) Basic identifying information
A) What the officer personally observed B) A rumor told by a bystander C) An officer's personal belief D) A witness opinion E) What the officer personally observed
A) Take notes immediately B) Ask clarification questions C) Separate the involved parties D) Separate the involved parties E) Verify Information
A) Field interview B) Surveillance operation C) Accepting hearsay information D) Accepting hearsay information
A) Clarifying statements B) Verifying information C) Taking notes/asking questions D) Listening attentively E) Listening attentively
A) Interview techniques B) Communication skills C) Observation skills D) Observation skills E) Legal considerations
A) Interruptions B) Building rapport C) Leading questions D) Aggressive tone E) Building rapport
A) Factual, Inaccurate, unclear, concise, complete, and timely B) Factual, accurate, clear, concise, complete, and timely C) Factual, Inaccurate, unclear, concise, complete, and timely D) Factual, accurate, clear, concise, complete, and timely E) Factual, Inaccurate, bias, concise, complete, and timely
A) To provide legal advice to suspects B) To summarize news articles C) To refresh the officer's memory D) To refresh the officer's memory E) To replace the officer as a witness
A) Accurate B) Complete C) Clear D) Concise E) Complete
A) Pre-defined structure, Independent sections, and unblased conclusions B) Pre-defined structure, Independent sections, and unblased conclusions C) Blas opinion, and flowery language D) Pre-defined structure, dependent sections, and unbiased conclusions E) Pre-defined structure, Independent sections, and unblased conclusions
A) Conciseness B) Completeness C) Completeness D) Clarity
A) Concise B) Accurate C) Clear D) Accurate E) Complete
A) Accurate B) Accurate C) Timely D) Clear E) Concise
A) Clarity B) Completeness C) Completeness D) Conciseness E) Timeliness
A) Concise B) Concise C) Clear D) Accurate E) Complete
A) Concise B) Timely C) Factual D) Timely E) Clear
A) Timely B) Complete C) Blas D) Complete E) Unclear
A) Provides guesses about what happened B) Records only verified and observed facts C) Records only verified and observed facts D) Includes opinions about the suspect's behavior
A) Grammar B) Diction C) Diction D) Syntax E) Vocabulary
A) Sentences, paragraphs, pages B) Words, phrases, clauses C) Letters, words, sentences D) Letters, words, sentences
A) Court - caught B) Arrest release C) Pretty - beautiful D) Pretty - beautiful
A) Big - large B) Enter - leave C) Buy - by D) Buy - by
A) The evidence included a gun a knife and drugs. B) The evidence Included a gun, a knife; and drugs C) The evidence included a gun, a knife, and drugs. D) The evidence included a gun, a knife, and drugs.
A) Records only verified and observed facts B) Includes opinions about the suspect's behavior C) Records only verified and observed facts D) Provides guesses about what happened E) Summarizes rumors from witnesses |