See Attached Formal Presentation You Will Report To

See Attached Formal Presentation You Will Be Reporting To The Gover

See attached. Formal Presentation: You will be reporting to the Governor all of your findings, actions, and remedies during this PowerPoint presentation. It is vitally important to focus on issues that you identified and why/how you dealt with those issues. Your presentation must be professionally presented with appropriate transitions, animations, video (if utilized), notes from interviews you may have had with real-life experts, and highly detailed with specificity. This will be an in-class presentation and you should have at least 15 slides.

The draft of this is due in Module 7, the final version is due in Module 8. Note: Feel free to exercise as much creative license as you need. You are expected to improvise and create effects from your inquiry such as recruiting informants, obtaining subpoenas, executing search warrants, or partnering with a community civic leader. You may add to the situational report, i.e.: You identified two officers who were aware of Throtmorten’s crimes, but you cannot take out or disregard any facts that are contained within the report. So, feel free to be very creative in what you discover from your inquiry!

Paper For Above instruction

This comprehensive presentation aims to effectively communicate the investigative findings, actions, and solutions related to the case of Throtmorten, tailored for an audience of the Governor. The purpose is to demonstrate thorough inquiry, strategic actions, and insightful remedies by leveraging professional presentation techniques, creative storytelling, and detailed evidence.

The process begins with an investigative inquiry that may encompass recruiting informants, obtaining subpoenas, executing search warrants, or partnering with community leaders. Creativity and improvisation are encouraged, allowing the presentation to be dynamic and compelling. For instance, the investigator might portray interactions with informants or law enforcement officers, depict investigative procedures, and communicate complex findings clearly and engagingly.

The core of the presentation involves identifying issues discovered during the investigation, elaborating on how each issue was approached, and detailing the remedies implemented. It is crucial to focus on the rationale behind every action, emphasizing how these actions addressed the issues effectively. The presentation must include at least 15 slides, maintaining professional aesthetics with appropriate transitions, animations, and multimedia elements to engage the audience.

Notes from expert interviews and other qualitative data should be incorporated to enhance credibility and depth. The presentation structure might include an introduction outlining the case background, a methodology section describing investigative steps, a findings section detailing issues uncovered, and a remedies section explaining how each problem was addressed.

While the presentation is formal and professional, creativity is vital. Possible enhancements include dramatized reenactments of interviews, detailed visualizations of search warrants, or simulations of community engagement efforts. The goal is to craft a highly detailed and specific account that captures the investigative process from inception to resolution, ensuring the Governor receives a comprehensive briefing on all relevant aspects.

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