Paper submission Assignments Post Section C Here 1. This section is a recounting of the entire incident from the perspective of the Troopers. It is probably going to be pretty long. 2. This is going to take some time since it involves reviewing all the documents provided and writing out a cohesive narrative of the events. 3. Remember, you are the expert in this case, you need to communicate that you have an understanding of what occurred. All of the information you provide in this section (and the next) will be mixed with, and compared to, all the information in "Section F" to form your opinion. 4. There should be no opinions in this section (or anything that resembles an opinion). Facts only. You are not allowed to share an opinion until "Section F," after you have laid out all the facts. 5. Please be sure to: 1. Include all the information from the documents provided that tell the story from the Trooper's perspective. If you find yourself wondering whether or not a particular piece of information is relevant, include it. 2. Recount the events in chronological order. 3. Include all information that is relevant to the case. Remember, the Trooper's account of the initial crime scene is important, even though not directly related to their questioning of Mr. Jones, since their perception of the crime scene (and their perception of whether or not Mr. Jones may have intentionally murdered his wife) can influence the way Mr. Jones was questioned, interrogated, and treated by the Troopers. 4. Write in a narrative format (do not use bullet points or lists). 5. Use direct quotes, but only when necessary. If an individual stated something relevant, or is quoted in the police report, you can include it. However, if something from the report can be stated in a different way, or made more concise, paraphrase. 6. Make sure you state the source of the information. For example, you may state, "Trooper A stated that the house was disheveled and..." Don't simply state, "When the Troopers arrived the house was disheveled and..." Make sure you add the source of the information. There are a lot of people involved, maybe some acted ethically while others did not. 7. You may want to use phrases like, "Individual A communicated...." "Individual A stated...." "Individual A reported...." or "As stated by Individual A... to make things seem less repetitive. 6. Do not: 1. Add any details from Mr. Jones that contradict what the Troopers are stating, that information is added to the next section. 2. Quote large sections of the police report in an effort to make things easier/move faster.