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You will need to summarize as well as to write _______ and __________, with excellent ________ and _______.
clearly, accurately
spelling, grammar
Grow:
Gather info
Record info
Organize info
Write report
General Guidelines for Writing Reports:
(4 of 9)
i) Write in the past tense.
ii) Use active verbs, not passive.
iii) Follow the rules of grammar and spelling.
iv) Keep sentences under 20 words.
3 Facts Relating to Memo Books and Reports:
i) First hand knowledge.
ii) Hearsay evidence.
iii) Any investigative actions taken.
The unconscious mind can recall only __ to __ percent of the impressions it has received during an event. With the help of notes taken during the event, the conscious mind can recall about __ percent of the information received.
10, 30,
75
The effectiveness of extensive questioning will depend on the law enforcement officer's _____ and _________ skills.
verbal, non-verbal
How To Ask Questions: (3 of 4)
i) Don't use the third degree.
ii) Remember the "Five Ws and an H".
iii) Ask questions that produce in-depth answers.
Guidelines for taking effective notes: (4 of 6)
i) Pay attention to speaker's tone of voice and body language.
ii) Use common abbreviations for long or frequently used words.
iii) Stay alert and focused.
iv) Make complete notes.
What's the purpose of asking an officer a qualifying question?
To see if the notes are contemporaneous. (or fresh memory)
Guidelines for Memo Book Entries: (4 of 6)
i) Use a black pen for writing in the memo book.
ii) Don't leave blank spaces between lines.
iii) Don't tear any pages out.
iv) Write on every page.
Important Reasons for Writing a Good Report: (4 of 6)
i) Poor report can affect your testimony - impacts your credibility.
ii) Must reflect a professional image - read by other professionals.
iii) Can affect your career - lateral or promote
iv) Officer safety - Important information must be recorded.