Prelim Flashcards

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This summarizes the key findings and draws conclusions based on the information presented in the report

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Conclusions

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This lists all the sources you used in your research, giving credit to the original authors and allowing readers to find more information on the topic

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a. References

b. Bibliogreaphy

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are essential for decision-making, budgeting and providing transparency to stakeholders, investors, and regulatory bodies.

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financial reports

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This lists all the sections and sub-sections of the report with their corresponding page numbers It helps readers navigate the document easily

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Table of contents

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5
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The report should be double-spaced or 1.5-spaced for readability:

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Spacing

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must include all the elements of the crime and should include all information regarding the crime at the time the report was taken, such as location, the time and place the crime occurred, loss or injuries, evidence collected, suspect description, etc.

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Crime Report

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is an immediate initial investigative or incident report addressed to Higher Headquarters pertaining to the commission of the crime, occurrence of natural or man-made disaster or unusual incidents involving loss of lives and damage to properties

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Spot report

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is an accounting of the actions or series of actions undertaken in relation to an ongoing investigation of a case

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Progress report

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is a thorough in-depth and lengthy account regarding an investigation into an incident or case as mandated by higher authorities to establish a determination of the truth and/or how far it could be determined based on the facts and circumstances with the appropriate recommendation for the proper course/s of action/s to be made.

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Final report

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10
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is a report that may be rendered after after any successful police operation that leads to the arrest of any member or some members of syndicated crime group

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AFTER Operational REPORT

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Public figure authorized by government to administer cathy authenticate contracts, acknowledge Weeds, certify documents, etc

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Notary Public

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The judge needs to understand the meaningful facts of your case and the law that applies to those facts. To aid the judge you present your facts in a serious and professional manner that avoids unnecessary details

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Always keep your reader in mind

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It’s a crucial piece of evidence used in investigations, prosecutions, and other legal proceedings

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Police Report

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It has a clear and logical connection to the topic being discussed

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The report should be pertinent

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16
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Therefore your report should be carefully dated not only with respect to the time it was written, but as of the time the investigation ended

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a. The report should be current

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This is a brief letter explaining the report’s purpose and who its for. It’s often addressed to the person who commissioned the report

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Letter of transmittal

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Police Report most be clear apd it should be written directly and east to understand.

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Police report must conform with the established rules of syntax, format, spelling and grammar. The data presented must be precise and information given

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Completeness

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Police report must be short with simple sentences, common words and easy to understand

21
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The police report must be complete thy using 5W and 1H

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Completeness

23
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The sets the stage for the report. It introduces the topic, explains the purpose of the report, and outlines the scope of the research or analysis

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Introduction

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This lists all the sections and sub-sections of the report with their corresponding page numbers. It A helps readers navigate the document easily

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a. Table of Contents

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Outlines will help you figure out and communicate your key points
Be well organized
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Give precise information instead of general information when it is possible
Be accurate
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is a formal document that records the details of the crime incident.
Police Report
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is informative texts that aim to analyze different topics with a specific purpose.
Content
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when writing a report it is a concentrating on the essentials details of the incident while excluding irrelevant information
a. Focus
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If the substance of your report deals with secret or classified information, or, if the nature of five report is one requiring confidential treatment until it is released, this should be clearly stated
The report should be Classified
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It refers to the neatness of the report, the spelling, abbreviations, punctuation and preciseness of expression. If your report can be read easily, if the reviewer can find without difficulty those parts in which is primarily interested, and if the document can be used effectively for later reference, the report form is adequatedrffy
The Report should be written in proper form
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Your report is as simple and direct as possible. It should include a clear statement of objectives or purpose so that the reader can quickly evaluate it against this stated objective
The report should be clear
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It is considered technical writing and as such, one needs to develop special skills and techniques. It is the backbone of criminal investigation and prosecution.
Police Report Whiting
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Visual aids like tables, charts, and graphs can be included to present data effectively They should be clearly labeled and referenced in the text.
a. Graphics
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It refers to anything that will make your report more easily read and useful as a reference
a) The report should be written in proper form