Police Report

law of nature Report Tomas Gonzalez, University of Phoenix CJA/304 February 26, 2013 Oscar N. Ruiz Police Report There are mixed types of conversation used through the criminal justice process, considering the witness, prosecution, judge, and falsifying they every last(predicate) bring on their let element of communication to get their message crosswise effectively and to prove their point. Communication for Prosecution and Defense The type of communication used by the prosecution or demur is typically much formal than informal and consists mainly of verbal communication.Non-verbal communication becomes more habitual when arguing points in front of a jury. The prosecution whitethorn unfold a deal or plea bargain to the defense in an effort to avoid the expense and quantify involved with a trial. If a deal is not offered or reached, it is likely that the shield pull up stakes go to trial. At trial, the judge governs the communication by either the prosecution or the defe nse. Each party may object to something utter by the other(a) and the judge will rule on if the information is acceptable. The both parties will argue their case to the jury and in doing say may bemuse use of non-verbal communication to try and sway the jury.I like to view it as the difference between an actor acting as though they choose tripped (verbal communication) and someone such as Jerry Lewis or Jim Carey utilize their physical learning ability to exaggerate or enhance the trip (non-verbal communication). Communication for the Witness and measure The Judge uses both oral and written forms of communication, written forms normally go to the juries which involve instructional sheets on how to be a proper(a) juror and written paper work between both prosecution and defense attorney which can be anything from a warrant to a security amount.A judge also listens to the oral statements during the case to ensure the case is handled proper and asks questions or controls th e prosecution or defense when needed. A judge may also give instructions to the jury during the case, such as acknowledging a piece of evidence or dismissing one, or dismissing a statement that may contaminate the case and jury. The judge may also hold a soul in contempt for acting out in a courtroom or delaying the case, the judge will also make hatchway and closing statements addressing all those in the courtroom.The Witness will be using oral forms of communication. A witness is a person that has knowledge of the case they are involved in. Their testimony can either help or hurt a defendant. Both the prosecution and defense have witnesses. pen and oral communications are used within the courtroom in the Minnesota v. riff case. In this case the prosecution has many witnesses that have information implementing Riff for the crime. Once the prosecution asks their questions the defense then has their turn.The defense attorney asks the witnesses questions in regards to what they sa id when the prosecution asked them questions and they also ask the witnesses their own questions. The defense attorney tries to pick apart the witnesses stories to help his client. The witnesses for the defense team up usually tell a different story from the prosecution witnesses. The prosecution then has their time to cross examine. The written communications that are usually presented are the statements that are gathered at the time of the incident.When witnesses are runner questioned at the scene they give information such as the time of the incident, exact details of what happened, and where it happened. Police Report S-3839410 BURGLARY ASSIGNMENT/ARRIVAL At 0030, officer Terry Schield was dispatched to investigate a burglary call at Marquettes Market, which is on the corner of Main Street and First Street in Midtown, Minnesota. INVESTIGATION Officer Terry Schield began his investigation of the burglary and discovered the following The overturn door lock of Marquettes Market had been implike open with a heavy blunt object.The cash register drawer had been similarly smashed open and was empty except for $7. 83 in coin and two checks (one for $10. 00 and the second for $5. 80) In the alley next to the store, Officer Terry Schield build a heavy hammer with fingerprints wiped clean. COMPLAINTANTS STATEMENT Speedy Marquette the store possessor said that $910. 00 had allegedly been taken from the cash drawer of the register. The money had been placed in a erythema solare cash cup of tea labeled Midtown State coin bank. The alleged burglary would have had to occur between 0000 and 0025. In the $910. 0 was a Canadian five-dollar bill. WITNESSS STATEMENT Outside of the Marquette Market Officer Terry Schield found Soapy Waters, the janitor at Mickeys diner and Otis Ripple, the baker at Midtown Bakery. Mr. Waters verbalise that he had seen Ronnie Riff in the area at about 0020. That Riff had been carrying a tan moneybag and had dropped two dollars from the bag. Riff was wearing blue jeans and a blue passel jacket. Mr. Ripple the nighttimeshift baker at Midtown Bakery stated that around 0015 he had seen someone exit the grocery by the piece door.The person threw something into the side alley east of the store. Officer Terry Schield took Mr. Ripple to the status and Mr. Ripple found the hammer. When Officer Terry Schield asked to identify who was at the rear door of Marquette Market Mr. Ripple refused to identify the person he dictum. rusty Fender owner of Rustys Auto Body had to snug his shop at 0030 because he misplaced his hammer. He stated that at 0000 he had seen Riff behind the Fenders Body Shop. Mr. Fender identify the hammer found in the side alley east of market as his.Melvin Strongarm stated he played poker with Riff the night of the alleged burglary and stated that Riff won $200. 00 that night. At 0025, Betty Biddy take in at Midtown Memorial Hospital and neighbor of Ronnie Riff stated she saw Riff toss away a tan ba g. She stated the bag was labeled Midtown State Bank. The bag has not yet been found. C. lemonlike owner of Sharps Music Store stated Ronnie had purchased a guitar for $875. 00 from Sharps Music city. Riff paid cash and tried to include a Canadian five-dollar bill in the payment.Guido Concertino owner of the Midtown move joke stated Riff practiced on the guitar worth $900. 00 at the Midtown Dance Magic. References Rights of the Accused Minnesota v. Ronald Rif A Criminal Mock Trial. (n. d. ). Retrieved from http//sharepdf. crystalize/view/59954/minnesota-v-ronald-riff-a-criminal-mock-trial Wallace, H. & Roberson, C. (2009). Written and interpersonal communication Methods for law enforcement (4th ed. ). hurrying Saddle River, NJ Pearson Prentice Hall.