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Field Notes and Report Writing
 

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Field Notes and Report WritingOnline version

Common words and definitions from Field Notes and Report Writing

by William
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are a shorthand written record made by law enforcement officers from the time they arrive on a scene until an assignment is completed.

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Used to document daily tasks officers complete for a given shift.

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are natural or man-made. They cannot be moved without disassembly, destruction or significant physical force; examples include walls, fences, trees and utility poles.

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moving, free-standing, and only held in place by gravity. Include evidence left behind, broken windows

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Verbatim words spoken by an individual; from victims, witnesses, and suspects and are critical, especially ones made immediately after an event because they tend to be more reliable.

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include mental illness, emotional state, injuries, and impairment by drugs or alcohol. Credible reports fully explain this about a person using detail and elaboration

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statements that can be open to interpretation, or expresses a belief not supported by the facts of a case.

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this can be verified or proven by the facts of the case

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Is the most crucial part of the report,and is chronological

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using this voice in writing creates a more persuasive statement

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consistent with untruthfulness

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generally use the 24-hour clock

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use the 12-hour clock and include the day of the week

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