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This document outlines the topics that will be covered in a basic intelligence and report writing seminar. It discusses defining intelligence and tracing its history. It also covers the intelligence cycle, techniques for gathering information like networking and surveillance, and products of intelligence reports such as order of battle assessments and crime statistics. Finally, it lists upcoming topics that will be presented, including the five pillars of the criminal justice system and elements that constitute a crime.
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Crime is world phenomena and with course of time it is going to be a complicated one.
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History
forensic” comes from the Latin word “forensis” meaning the “forum”
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Evaluate the severity of the situation.
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