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Thursday, 27 January 2011

Report Writing For Law Enforcement

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Law Enforcement Help/Question?

Hello, I got into a little fender bender it has been 4 years ago and they are trying to sue for which like i said its been going on for about 4 years now. I got a letter in the mail saying that i did not show up for a civil court hearing. But, I never recieved a summons in the mail to show up I did not get one piece of paper telling me when the court date was because I would of definitly been there if i did. Because it was her fault and not mine. The police came and no kind of report was filed or anything. Anyways, what i am getting at is can you show me a good way to write a letter to the judge. I am writing a letter to tell him that i never recieved anything saying to appear in court and asking him not to give the other party a winning judgement because i did not know to show up in court. How should i start this letter off. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much!!


I think the best way to start your letter is to pick up the phone, dial the court, and talk to somebody rather than writing a note.

Good luck.


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Tuesday, 25 January 2011

Report Writing In Law Enforcement

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I have a few questions for anyone out there in law enforcement?

Hello, I hope some one can help me I am writing a report for my criminal investigations class. If anyone can answer these questions that would be great. Thank You
•Why did you choose to get into law enforcement?
oBeing a woman/man in this field do you feel like you need to prove yourself?


•When called to a scene how do you prepare yourself?
•What is your mind set?
•What are most of the cases you take on, homicide, burglary etc.?


•What do you do when you first arrive at a crime scene?
a.What steps do you use to make sure no evidence is destroyed?

•How do you go about interviewing witnesses?
•How do you start an interview/interrogation with a suspect?
•Do you find it hard to interrogate a suspect?


•Do you think that the Miranda rights have made it more difficult to obtain a confession?


You will get nowhere in college if you ask people to do your work for you. I'm pretty sure that you are meant to answer these questions on your own. Search google for some scholarly articles and use those.

If you need actual answers from actual people, try to talk to the local police. Don't rely on people on here.

Sorry, not helping any further.


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