Indiana Security Guard Practice Exam 2024 - Free Security Guard License Practice Questions and Study Guide

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When attending court, what should you bring?

Your notebook and original reports you made

When attending court, it is important to bring any relevant documentation and evidence that supports your case. The notebook and original reports serve as crucial documentation to support your testimony or to refresh your memory during cross-examination. Bringing evidence such as a weapon seized at the time of the offence can also add credibility to your testimony. A photograph of the subject on the day they were arrested may be useful in identifying the individual, but it does not hold as much weight as original reports or evidence. Bringing a co-worker for moral support is not necessary and may even be viewed as attempting to influence the outcome of the case. Therefore, option A is the most appropriate choice as it includes important documents and evidence that can help support your case in court.

Evidence such as the weapon seized at the time of the offence

A photograph of the subject on the day they were arrested

A co-worker for moral support

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