Overview
Chapter 7 covers Reading and Correcting Reports. Often times, people in the early stages of their careers in law enforcement think they do not have to worry about correcting others reports. This is untrue. What if a peer asked you to review their paper? What if a victim or witness needed assistance with a written statement? What about when personnel from a retail store needed help filing out shop lifting forms? You can always be called upon to review reports, even when you're an employee and not a supervisor. For this week's discussion, share with us your common problem areas with reports or writing. For some it may be lack of organization, grammatical errors, problems with spelling or punctuation. Also, what are some ways to improve in these problem areas.Please respond with 430 words. no plagiarism, no a. I. no chat bots
I don't have The text book but please use it as a reference along with other sources
Miller, Larry & Whitehead, John. Report Writing for Criminal Justice Professionals, 6th Edition.