Criminal Justice: Report Writing focuses on the importance of accurate and professional documentation of police-related activities. Students will examine the role of written reports in the criminal justice system and the impact documentation has on investigations, legal proceedings, and accountability.
The course emphasizes report writing skills, including proper structuring of interviews, chronological documentation of events, and clear communication of facts. Instruction incorporates correct sentence structure, appropriate terminology, and accuracy in written reports. Students will practice drafting and revising reports to meet professional standards used in law enforcement and related criminal justice fields.
This course is designed to build foundational communication skills essential for careers in criminal justice and public safety.
Students choosing to take the course for college credit must apply to Crowder College and enroll in the course through both Crowder College and the high school. Students are financially responsible for any course fees incurred for taking the course for college credit.
Prerequisites for the course include the successful completion of Criminal Justice 200 (CJ-200) and Criminal Justice 210 (CJ-210).