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