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did it occur/were people at the time
happened/action taken/evidence collected
Chapter 2 PT 2
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happened/action taken/evidence collected
when
what
where
who
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did it occur/were people at the time
when
what
why
where
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Permanent record of an incident which may or may not be under oath
statement
interview
notes
interrogation
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Things that ARE NOT needed to be documented in a report
searches
None of the above
all of the above
most everything
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Recognizing verbal and non-verbal cues is essential in detecting
deception
the time of day
No friggin clue
contraband
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ensuring a report is factual, organized, and accurate
editing
proofreading
reediting
don't know
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the acronym ________ is a good way to remember the 5 basic steps to writing a report
CROW
GHDOE
ACERJ
GROWE
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if a reports words have only one interpretation it is
concise
factual
clear
accurate
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the reader should have a
all
grasp of what you are reporting
understanding of the of the purpose of the report
complete picture of the incident
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"what happened next"
closed ended
open ended
leading
direct
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if a report has no opinions it is
factual
concise
accurate
clear
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used according to FSS to report the amount of inmates present
nightly count verification
count slip
not a requirement of FSS
count forms
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"you removed the packet of candy from the canteen"
open ended
closed ended
direct
leading
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"have you read the rules and regulations"
leading
open ended
closed ended
direct
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writing down brief observations (notetaking) is part of _______
gathering the facts
organize facts
recording the facts
evaluating
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if a report answers who, what, where, how, when, why it is considered
timely
legible
concise
complete
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language used in text messages and didgital communications
text speak
lil pics
abbreviations
emojis
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detailed account of inmates rule violation - ensures due process
use of force report
incident report
disciplinary report
Corrective consultaion
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"Did you take the inmates shoes"
direct
leading
closed ended
open ended
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did incident occur/did officer arrive
when
why
what
where
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incidents are reported in what format
incident report
narrative
first person
comparative
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grouping information based upon the type it is
type vector
chronoligical
catagorically
type based
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when asking questions convey
all of the above
understanding
concern
professionalism
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reporting minor discipinary violations indicating counseling
Corrective consultation
report form
corrective counting (CC)
disciplinary report
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if a report avoids wordiness and is brief it is
concise
factual
clear
accurate
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if a report is turned in promptly it is
legible
concise
complete
timely
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used to document 15-minute watch, direct observation, suicide watch
disciplinary form
incident report
direct supervision form
special watch form
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signs of deception that can generally not be controlled such as flushed or pale skin
behavioral
physical/behavioral
physiological
physical
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who can make a special request for assistance during an interview
autism spectrum disorder
student
baker act inmate
handicapped inmate
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if a report lists all of the facts it is
concise
clear
factual
accurate
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an incident report and disciplinary report must be attached to this
control log
count sheet
use of force report
incident report
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shakedown/PC/jit/CERT/DR
jargon
slang
abbreviations
no clue
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administering first aid / escorts / transports / notifying OIC are considered
emergency actions
I didn't follow directions and read the book.... RRRRRR
incident responses
follow up actions
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was involved/are the victims/reported it
who
what
now
where
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a good way to review your reports for accuracy is to
reread it
run it through a computer program
ask another officer to read it
just turn it in
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be careful as to _____. It might not be factual information.
how
why
what
when
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grouping information based upon date and time
chronologically
time stamp method
spock vector truthing
catagorically
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a question the requires a specific answer such as a multiple choice question
closed ended
forced choice
open ended
direct
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notes can be used
investigations
writing a report
guessing all of them.....
evidence in court
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written account of all facts regarding incidents involving CO's
movie
report
note taking
DR
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used to report incidents in detail
incidental report
count sheet
report form
incident report
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did incident start/was incident reported
how
what
why
when
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before writing a report you should
ask someone to read it
run it through spell check
none
gather missing facts
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ensuring proper spelling, punctuation, capitalization, grammar
editing
readingediting
proofreading
proofediting
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rabbit/hole/box/rip/kite
slang
jargon
again confused
none of the above
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if a report is readable when written by hand it is
timely
legible
concise
complete
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vocabulary of invented words that used by a specific group, REGION, trade or profession.
slang
made up language
jargon
these confuse me
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once a report is written, submitteed, and approved
becomes permanent public record
shredded and destroyed
becomes permanent public account
it is filed
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language used and often misunderstood by the general public that a trade or profession uses
spanish
Jargon
slang
english