Question 1

The jurisdiction of military commissions applies only to noncitizens.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

What is the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act? Why is it important for the war on terrorism?

Accepted Answer

The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Ac

Question 3

Searches of private places without the consent or knowledge of the occupants are called _______________-and-_______________ searches.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Searches of private places without the consent...

Question 4

Which of the following changes was made to the USA Patriot Act as a result of the 2006 amendments?

Accepted Answer

A) expanded use of NSLs for investigation of U.S. citizens 
B) eliminated the requirement that NSL requests seek information relevant to national security investigations 
C) added the requirement that information is linked to a foreign power 
D) expanded FBI issuing authority beyond FBI headquarters 
A) expanded use of NSLs for investigation of U.S. citizens 
B) eliminated the requirement that NSL requests seek information relevant to national security investigations 
C) added the requirement that information is linked to a foreign power 
D) expanded FBI issuing authority beyond FBI headquarters

Question 5

What is an offense that is calculated to influence or affect the conduct of government by intimidation or coercion, or to retaliate against government conduct?

Accepted Answer

A) the federal crime of spying 
B) the federal crime of sedition 
C) the federal crime of terrorism 
D) the federal crime of racketeering 
A) the federal crime of spying 
B) the federal crime of sedition 
C) the federal crime of terrorism 
D) the federal crime of racketeering

Question 6

The _______________ Administration declared that most of the detainees captured in the war in Afghanistan were unlawful enemy combatants.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The _______________ Administration declared that most of...

Question 7

The USA Patriot Act expanded the power of the FBI to monitor and search suspects in counterterrorism investigations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

There is no publicly available official count of terrorist sting operations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

What viewpoint calls for trying those who commit terrorist acts in U.S. Criminal Courts?

Accepted Answer

A) the terrorist-acts-as-crime view 
B) the terrorist-acts-as-enemy-combatants view 
C) the terrorist-acts-as-suspect view 
D) the terrorist-acts-as-war view 
A) the terrorist-acts-as-crime view 
B) the terrorist-acts-as-enemy-combatants view 
C) the terrorist-acts-as-suspect view 
D) the terrorist-acts-as-war view

Question 10

Which of the following requires that the U.S. Attorney General take into custody and detain during removal proceedings any alien who has committed a fairly long list of crimes?

Accepted Answer

A) the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act 
B) the Immigration Act 
C) a recent presidential Executive Order 
D) SCOTUS's decision in U.S. v. Martinez-Fuerte 
A) the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act 
B) the Immigration Act 
C) a recent presidential Executive Order 
D) SCOTUS's decision in U.S. v. Martinez-Fuerte

Question 11

An open-ended nondisclosure provision that bars recipients from disclosing facts or contents of a National Security Letter is called a(n)_______________ order.

Accepted Answer

The answer of An open-ended nondisclosure provision that bars recipients...

Question 12

The Patriot Act created National Security Letters.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Which of the following tactics is related to a theory of proactive policing?

Accepted Answer

A) the Capone approach 
B) gag orders 
C) roving wiretaps 
D) military commissions 
A) the Capone approach 
B) gag orders 
C) roving wiretaps 
D) military commissions

Question 14

The application of Miranda to terrorism suspects:

Accepted Answer

A) is an unsettled legal matter and is still controversial. 
B) is a matter that has been resolved, and there is agreement that terrorism suspects must always be Mirandized before they are subject to custodial interrogation. 
C) is a matter on which the U.S. Attorney General has publicly refused to take a position. 
D) is a decision that rests with the discretion of law enforcement agents, according to the U.S. Attorney General. 
A) is an unsettled legal matter and is still controversial. 
B) is a matter that has been resolved, and there is agreement that terrorism suspects must always be Mirandized before they are subject to custodial interrogation. 
C) is a matter on which the U.S. Attorney General has publicly refused to take a position. 
D) is a decision that rests with the discretion of law enforcement agents, according to the U.S. Attorney General.

Question 15

Which is the lead agency for investigating the crime of terrorism?

Accepted Answer

A) CIA 
B) FBI 
C) DEA 
D) ICE 
A) CIA 
B) FBI 
C) DEA 
D) ICE

Question 16

SCOTUS has ruled that stopping travelers at fixed checkpoints for brief questioning about their citizenship or immigration status is constitutional.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

What national security law was enacted by Congress in 1978?

Accepted Answer

A) USA Patriot Act 
B) Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act 
C) National Security Letters Act 
D) Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act 
A) USA Patriot Act 
B) Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act 
C) National Security Letters Act 
D) Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act

Question 18

Who can military commissions try?

Accepted Answer

A) any terrorist offenders 
B) noncitizens 
C) citizens 
D) U.S. military personnel 
A) any terrorist offenders 
B) noncitizens 
C) citizens 
D) U.S. military personnel

Question 19

What are National Security Letters (NSL)? How do they assist the FBI in preventing terrorism?

Accepted Answer

The FBI sends National Security Letters

Question 20

Ordinary federal courts are also referred to as _______________ _______________ courts.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Ordinary federal courts are also referred to...

The jurisdiction of military commissions applies only to noncitizens.

What is the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act? Why is it important for the war on terrorism?

Searches of private places without the consent or knowledge of the occupants are called _-and-_ searches.

Which of the following changes was made to the USA Patriot Act as a result of the 2006 amendments?

What is an offense that is calculated to influence or affect the conduct of government by intimidation or coercion, or to retaliate against government conduct?

The _______________ Administration declared that most of the detainees captured in the war in Afghanistan were unlawful enemy combatants.

The USA Patriot Act expanded the power of the FBI to monitor and search suspects in counterterrorism investigations.

There is no publicly available official count of terrorist sting operations.

What viewpoint calls for trying those who commit terrorist acts in U.S. Criminal Courts?

Which of the following requires that the U.S. Attorney General take into custody and detain during removal proceedings any alien who has committed a fairly long list of crimes?

An open-ended nondisclosure provision that bars recipients from disclosing facts or contents of a National Security Letter is called a(n)_______________ order.

The Patriot Act created National Security Letters.

Which of the following tactics is related to a theory of proactive policing?

The application of Miranda to terrorism suspects:

Which is the lead agency for investigating the crime of terrorism?

SCOTUS has ruled that stopping travelers at fixed checkpoints for brief questioning about their citizenship or immigration status is constitutional.

What national security law was enacted by Congress in 1978?

Who can military commissions try?

What are National Security Letters (NSL)? How do they assist the FBI in preventing terrorism?

Ordinary federal courts are also referred to as _ _ courts.

Criminal Procedure and the Constitution

Searches and Seizures

Stop and Frisk

Seizure of Persons Arrest

Searches for Evidence

Special Needs Searches

Self Incrimination

Identification Procedures

Remedies for Constitutional Violations I the Exclusionary Rule

Constitutional Violations II Other Remedies Against Official Misconduct

Court Proceedings I Before Trial

Court Proceedings II Trial and Conviction

After Conviction Sentencing Appeals and Habeas Corpus

Filters

Exam 15: Criminal Procedure in Times of Crisis

The jurisdiction of military commissions applies only to noncitizens.

What is the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act? Why is it important for the war on terrorism?

Searches of private places without the consent or knowledge of the occupants are called _______________-and-_______________ searches.

Which of the following changes was made to the USA Patriot Act as a result of the 2006 amendments?

What is an offense that is calculated to influence or affect the conduct of government by intimidation or coercion, or to retaliate against government conduct?

The _______________ Administration declared that most of the detainees captured in the war in Afghanistan were unlawful enemy combatants.

The USA Patriot Act expanded the power of the FBI to monitor and search suspects in counterterrorism investigations.

There is no publicly available official count of terrorist sting operations.

What viewpoint calls for trying those who commit terrorist acts in U.S. Criminal Courts?

Which of the following requires that the U.S. Attorney General take into custody and detain during removal proceedings any alien who has committed a fairly long list of crimes?

An open-ended nondisclosure provision that bars recipients from disclosing facts or contents of a National Security Letter is called a(n)_______________ order.

The Patriot Act created National Security Letters.

Which of the following tactics is related to a theory of proactive policing?

The application of Miranda to terrorism suspects:

Which is the lead agency for investigating the crime of terrorism?

SCOTUS has ruled that stopping travelers at fixed checkpoints for brief questioning about their citizenship or immigration status is constitutional.

What national security law was enacted by Congress in 1978?

Who can military commissions try?

What are National Security Letters (NSL)? How do they assist the FBI in preventing terrorism?

Ordinary federal courts are also referred to as _______________ _______________ courts.

Criminal Procedure and the Constitution

Searches and Seizures

Stop and Frisk

Seizure of Persons Arrest

Searches for Evidence

Special Needs Searches

Self Incrimination

Identification Procedures

Remedies for Constitutional Violations I the Exclusionary Rule

Constitutional Violations II Other Remedies Against Official Misconduct

Court Proceedings I Before Trial

Court Proceedings II Trial and Conviction

After Conviction Sentencing Appeals and Habeas Corpus

Filters

Searches of private places without the consent or knowledge of the occupants are called _-and-_ searches.

Ordinary federal courts are also referred to as _ _ courts.