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Suspension Report: A Vehicular Manslaughter

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The longest report a officer will probably have to write is a probation report. It is super lengthy and it is a broad archive that is directed at a array of criminal justice bureaucrats, as well as attorneys, criminal defendants, judges, police officers and probation officers. A probation report is fractionally a analysis of the criminal case, somewhat a personal history of the criminal defendant, part psychological study and part soliciting effort for a specific sentence. Because it is so complicated, it covers many viewpoints, behavior and voices. Here is an example of a probation report, a vehicular manslaughter. Cause of situation, driving under influence (DUI). If an officer or an detective has to analyze the incident they have to ask

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