A) 1/2 inch B) 1 1/4 inches C) 1 inch D) 3/4 inch
A) make and model B) approximate value C) officer’s opinion
A) Reply-all button B) Email Signature C) subject line
A) Attachment Overload B) Inconsistent or unsupported reasoning C) Margin Violations
A) To avoid sending to the wrong person B) To save time C) To add attachments
A) Full name and contact information B) Social media account and nickname C) Nickname and Full name D) Personal opinion and Nickname
A) Restricted B) Top Secret C) Confidential D) Secret
A) To increase length B) To impress supervisors C) To ensure accuracy and clarity D) To avoid writing
A) Court Order B) Suspect admission C) Media Coverage D) location of evidence
A) Shorten the scene accurately B) Replace photographs accurately C) Recreate the scene accurately D) Shorten the report accurately
A) confidential B) Secret C) Top Secret D) Restricted
A) Red B) Green C) Blue D) Black
A) Property Information B) Proofreading C) Crime Scene Description D) Initial Information
A) Property Information B) Officer Observation C) Identification of crime D) Initial Information
A) Suspects motive B) Officer’s opinion C) Basic identifying information D) Case conclusion
A) Gathering, Reporting, and Observing B) General Rules of Offenses C) Guiding Rules of Observation D) Gathering, Recording, and Organizing facts
A) Legal considerations B) Communication skills C) Interview techniques D) Observation skills
A) Background investigation B) Accepting hearsay information C) Field interview D) Surveillance operation
A) Gathering, recording, and recognizing facts B) Gathering, reading, and organizing facts C) Gardening, recording, and organizing facts D) Gathering, recording, and organizing facts
A) When B) Who C) Where D) How
A) Taking notes/asking questions B) Clarifying statemenst C) Listening attentively D) Verifying information
A) Speed up the interview B) Prevent manipulation of statements C) Reduce paperwork D) Identify suspect faster
A) Silent and observant B) Fast and direct C) Strict and aggressive D) Courteous, considerate, and patient
A) After consulting a supervisor B) After returning to the station C) At the scene of the incident D) During report evaluation
A) Original source documents of the report B) Are optional for minor cases C) Are only required in court testimony D) Replace the police report
A) Ask clarification questions B) Verify Information C) Take notes immediately D) Separate the involved parties
A) Leading questions B) Interruptions C) Building rapport D) Aggressive tone
A) Threatening silence B) Aggression C) Leading questions D) Building rapport
A) An officers personal belief B) A witness opinion C) A rumor told by a bystander D) What the officer personally observed
A) Factual, inaccurate, unclear, concise, complete, and timely B) Factual, inaccurate, clear, concise, complete, and timely C) Factual, inaccurate, bias, concise, complete, and timely D) Factual, accurate, clear, concise, complete, and timely
A) Timeliness B) Completeness C) Clarity D) Conciseness
A) Bias opinion, and flowery language B) Pre-defined structure, independent sections, and unbiased conclusions C) Pre-defined structure , dependent sections, and unbiased conclusions D) Subjectivity, imagination, and persuation
A) Summarizes rumors from witnesess B) Records only verified and observed facts C) Includes opinions about the suspects behavior D) Provide guesses about what happened
A) Accurate B) Timely C) Clear D) Concise
A) Timely B) Factual C) Clear D) Concise
A) Timeliness B) Completeness C) Clarity D) Conciseness
A) Timeliness B) Completeness C) Conciseness D) clarity
A) Complete B) Bias C) Timely D) Unclear
A) To summarize news articles B) To provide legal advice to suspects C) To replace the officer as a witness D) To refresh the officer's memory
A) Accurate B) Complete C) Concise D) Clear
A) Officer's personal feelings about the suspect B) Evidence collected C) Statements from victims and witnesses D) Date, time, and location of the incident
A) Clear B) Accurate C) Complete D) Concise
A) Accurate B) Clear C) Concise D) Complete
A) Vocabulary B) Grammar C) Diction D) Syntax
A) A spoken interview B) A news paper C) A police radio call D) An interrogation recording
A) Sentences B) Paragraphs C) Words D) Punctuation
A) Period B) Colon C) Question mark D) Exclamation mark
A) Quotation mark B) Apostrophe C) Hyphen D) Parenthesis
A) Fast-quick B) Enter-leave C) Buy-by D) Big-large
A) The suspect bag was recovered B) The suspect bag’s was recovered C) The suspect bag’s was recovered D) The suspect’s bag was recovered
A) Arrest-release B) Court-caught C) No-never D) Pretty-beautiful
A) Sentences, paragraphs, pages B) Words, phrases, clauses C) Words, sentences, paragraphs D) Letters, words, sentences |