Complete practice process
Detective
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Five job-relevant exercises. One consolidated picture of how you investigate, prioritize, communicate, and follow through.
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Practice free throughout your current process.
Start with the fixed five-question benchmark. After completing it, continue with balanced fresh boards drawn from the full 100-question Detective bank. Use every available exercise, repeat deliberately, and send feedback after each attempt.
How to help the beta →Before you rely on a practice answer
Add your agency’s investigative rules.
The exercises use national principles and fictional facts. They cannot know your current case-assignment rules, evidence procedures, prosecutor protocols, unit SOPs, or jurisdiction-specific legal updates. Build that layer separately before test day.
Use the local-study framework →Five connected exercises
Prepare for the work, not only the board.
Recommended next: Oral Board
Oral Board
A five-question voice interview with no follow-up questions during the board and structured coaching afterward.
Writing Exercise
Analyze an investigative packet and produce a clear, complete, decision-useful written product without an artificial time limit.
Crime-Scene Practical
Review a fictional scene, identify priorities and gaps, and explain a lawful, organized investigative response.
Case Prioritization
Triage a realistic caseload, protect urgent opportunities, allocate limited resources, and defend the order.
Investigative Interview
Conduct a structured voice interview with a fictional witness, victim, or suspect and identify what remains unresolved.
Consolidated coaching report