Learning program guide
Introduction
Statement
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Statements taken
1.2. The principles of an effective report
1.3. Principles of a Statement
1.4. Lend vs Borrow.
1.5. Many vs. Much
1.6. “Nothing”
1.7. You and I
Communication
1.1. The guidelines
1.2. Composition of Statement
1.3. Contents
1.4. Requirements for the crime in hand
1.5. Definition of a crime
1.6. Stolen Good Description
1.7. Sworn Statements
1.8. The oath
1.9. Affirmation
Guidlines
Law Enforcement Report
1. INTRODUCTION
1.2. Forms of reporting
1.3. Essentials of Solid Reporting
1.4. Guidelines for making a convincing argument
1.5. Facts
1.6. Hearsay
1.7. Deductions
1.8. Opinions
2.1. Composition of a report
2.0. Preparation suggestions for drafting a report.
2.2. The Heading or the Title
2.3. The Body
2.4. What sets an annexure different from an appendix is......
2.5. Recommendations
2.6. In summary
1.9. Word definitions
FAQ:
WHY WRITE A REPORT?
WHAT ARE THE EXAMPLES OF LOSS OF PROPERTIES?
WHAT IS A COMPANY POLICY ON PROCEDURAL VIOLATION?
WHAT ARE OTHER INCIDENTS THAT MAY REQUIRE A REPORT?
HOW SHOULD REPORTS BE WRITTEN?
WHAT ARE THE SEVERAL TYPES OF REPORTS COMMONLY USED IN VARIOUS FIELDS?
WHAT ARE EXAMPLE ENTRIES IN A REPORT?
WHAT ARE FIELD NOTES?
WHAT NOTES TO INCLUDE?
LAST NOTES
WHAT IS AN INCIDENT REPORT?
WHAT DOES A GOOD REPORT CONSIST OF?
WHAT IS THE RIGHT REPORT?
WHAT ARE THE BEST PRACTICES TO ADAPT WHEN WRITING REPORTS?
WHAT WORDS ARE CLEAR TO USE?
WHAT SHOULD I INCLUDE IN A DETAILED REPORT?
WHAT IS THE DOS AND DON’T?
Summary
FINAL TEST
