Question 1

Military commissions:

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A) follow all the same procedures and rules as Article III courts. 
B) have jurisdiction over both citizens and non-citizens. 
C) operate under relaxed rules of procedure and proof, as compared to Article III courts. 
D) can also try members of the U.S. armed forces if they violate the Uniform Code of Military Justice. 
A) follow all the same procedures and rules as Article III courts. 
B) have jurisdiction over both citizens and non-citizens. 
C) operate under relaxed rules of procedure and proof, as compared to Article III courts. 
D) can also try members of the U.S. armed forces if they violate the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

Question 2

In what case did SCOTUS authorize federal courts to hear petitions from noncitizens who are detained as enemy combatants at Guantanamo Bay?

Accepted Answer

A) Demore v. Kim 
B) John Doe, Inc. v. Mukasey 
C) Rasul v. Bush 
D) Boumediene v. Bush 
A) Demore v. Kim 
B) John Doe, Inc. v. Mukasey 
C) Rasul v. Bush 
D) Boumediene v. Bush

Question 3

The reasonableness of detaining noncitizens during deportation proceedings depends on the risk of flight and:

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A) whether they have relatives in the United States. 
B) their criminal history. 
C) whether they are employed. 
D) the danger they may pose to the community. 
A) whether they have relatives in the United States. 
B) their criminal history. 
C) whether they are employed. 
D) the danger they may pose to the community.

Question 4

Acts committed during wartime that inflict needless suffering and damage when pursuing a military objective are called _______________ _______________.

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The answer of Acts committed during wartime that inflict needless...

Question 5

In the current debate about ways to try foreign terrorist suspects:

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A) the "terrorism as war" advocates support the use of federal courts. 
B) the "terrorism as crime" advocates support the use of federal courts. 
C) the "terrorism as crime" advocates support the use of military commissions. 
D) there is no middle course-it is an either/or decision. 
A) the "terrorism as war" advocates support the use of federal courts. 
B) the "terrorism as crime" advocates support the use of federal courts. 
C) the "terrorism as crime" advocates support the use of military commissions. 
D) there is no middle course-it is an either/or decision.

Question 6

Roving wiretaps apply:

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A) to cell phones only. 
B) to particular devices. 
C) to particular people. 
D) to businesses. 
A) to cell phones only. 
B) to particular devices. 
C) to particular people. 
D) to businesses.

Question 7

Counterterrorism and counterintelligence efforts have evolved to keep up with the increasing sophistication of _______________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Counterterrorism and counterintelligence efforts have evolved to...

Question 8

Sneak-and-peek warrants are a variation of no-knock entries.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

A panel of military officers with the authority to try enemy combatants for war crimes is a(n)_______________ ________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A panel of military officers with the...

Question 10

In U.S. v. Martinez-Fuerte (1976), SCOTUS held that:

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A) police can constitutionally stop a vehicle at a fixed checkpoint for a brief questioning of the occupants, even though they have no reason to believe the vehicle contains illegal aliens. 
B) police stopping vehicles at a fixed checkpoint without reasonable suspicion that the vehicle contains illegal aliens violates the Fourth Amendment. 
C) the Fourth Amendment requires police to have probable cause to believe a vehicle contains illegal aliens before they can stop it at a fixed checkpoint. 
D) it is constitutional for police to stop a vehicle at a fixed checkpoint, and they can search the entire vehicle and its occupants without reasonable suspicion or probable cause. 
A) police can constitutionally stop a vehicle at a fixed checkpoint for a brief questioning of the occupants, even though they have no reason to believe the vehicle contains illegal aliens. 
B) police stopping vehicles at a fixed checkpoint without reasonable suspicion that the vehicle contains illegal aliens violates the Fourth Amendment. 
C) the Fourth Amendment requires police to have probable cause to believe a vehicle contains illegal aliens before they can stop it at a fixed checkpoint. 
D) it is constitutional for police to stop a vehicle at a fixed checkpoint, and they can search the entire vehicle and its occupants without reasonable suspicion or probable cause.

Question 11

The _______________ approach and FBI _______________ operations are preventative counterterrorism and counterintelligence tactics.

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The answer of The _______________ approach and FBI _______________ operations...

Question 12

Sneak-and-peek searches were first created by the USA Patriot Act.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The U.S. Department of Justice encourages agents to interpret the _______________ _______________ exception to the Miranda rule broadly in terror cases.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The U.S. Department of Justice encourages agents...

Question 14

What viewpoint calls for trying all foreign suspects by military commissions?

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

Question 15

Identify the sources of authority for the Military Order of November 13, 2001, and describe the jurisdiction of military commissions created by the order.

Accepted Answer

There are three sources of authority for

Question 16

Which of the following terms refers to persons born outside the United States who are now either citizens or permanent legal residents?

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A) aliens 
B) refugees 
C) persons 
D) immigrants 
A) aliens 
B) refugees 
C) persons 
D) immigrants

Question 17

Identify and describe the significance of the three sources that have affected the balance between security and individual privacy in the detention of terrorist suspects since 9/11.

Accepted Answer

Since 9/11, three official acts document

Question 18

A military commission is composed of a panel of:

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A) civilian judges who decide war crime cases. 
B) civilian judges and military officers who decide war crime cases. 
C) military officers who decide war crime cases. 
D) military officers who decide violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice. 
A) civilian judges who decide war crime cases. 
B) civilian judges and military officers who decide war crime cases. 
C) military officers who decide war crime cases. 
D) military officers who decide violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

Question 19

What provision of the Patriot Act amended FISA so that individuals engaged in international terrorism don't have to be linked to a specific foreign power to be subject to FISA search warrants and FISC proceedings?

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A) the business records provision 
B) the grand jury provision 
C) the lone wolf provision 
D) the national security provision 
A) the business records provision 
B) the grand jury provision 
C) the lone wolf provision 
D) the national security provision

Question 20

In order to be considered a "deportable alien," a person must:

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A) deny his or her deportability when questioned by officials. 
B) have been found deportable by the Supreme Court. 
C) refuse to cooperate with officials. 
D) admit to his or her deportability when questioned by officials or have been found deportable by an immigration judge. 
A) deny his or her deportability when questioned by officials. 
B) have been found deportable by the Supreme Court. 
C) refuse to cooperate with officials. 
D) admit to his or her deportability when questioned by officials or have been found deportable by an immigration judge.

Military commissions:

In what case did SCOTUS authorize federal courts to hear petitions from noncitizens who are detained as enemy combatants at Guantanamo Bay?

The reasonableness of detaining noncitizens during deportation proceedings depends on the risk of flight and:

Acts committed during wartime that inflict needless suffering and damage when pursuing a military objective are called _ _.

In the current debate about ways to try foreign terrorist suspects:

Roving wiretaps apply:

Counterterrorism and counterintelligence efforts have evolved to keep up with the increasing sophistication of _______________.

Sneak-and-peek warrants are a variation of no-knock entries.

A panel of military officers with the authority to try enemy combatants for war crimes is a(n)_ __.

In U.S. v. Martinez-Fuerte (1976), SCOTUS held that:

The _ approach and FBI _ operations are preventative counterterrorism and counterintelligence tactics.

Sneak-and-peek searches were first created by the USA Patriot Act.

The U.S. Department of Justice encourages agents to interpret the _ _ exception to the Miranda rule broadly in terror cases.

What viewpoint calls for trying all foreign suspects by military commissions?

Identify the sources of authority for the Military Order of November 13, 2001, and describe the jurisdiction of military commissions created by the order.

Which of the following terms refers to persons born outside the United States who are now either citizens or permanent legal residents?

Identify and describe the significance of the three sources that have affected the balance between security and individual privacy in the detention of terrorist suspects since 9/11.

A military commission is composed of a panel of:

What provision of the Patriot Act amended FISA so that individuals engaged in international terrorism don't have to be linked to a specific foreign power to be subject to FISA search warrants and FISC proceedings?

In order to be considered a "deportable alien," a person must:

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

Military commissions:

In what case did SCOTUS authorize federal courts to hear petitions from noncitizens who are detained as enemy combatants at Guantanamo Bay?

The reasonableness of detaining noncitizens during deportation proceedings depends on the risk of flight and:

Acts committed during wartime that inflict needless suffering and damage when pursuing a military objective are called _______________ _______________.

In the current debate about ways to try foreign terrorist suspects:

Roving wiretaps apply:

Counterterrorism and counterintelligence efforts have evolved to keep up with the increasing sophistication of _______________.

Sneak-and-peek warrants are a variation of no-knock entries.

A panel of military officers with the authority to try enemy combatants for war crimes is a(n)_______________ ________________.

In U.S. v. Martinez-Fuerte (1976), SCOTUS held that:

The _______________ approach and FBI _______________ operations are preventative counterterrorism and counterintelligence tactics.

Sneak-and-peek searches were first created by the USA Patriot Act.

The U.S. Department of Justice encourages agents to interpret the _______________ _______________ exception to the Miranda rule broadly in terror cases.

What viewpoint calls for trying all foreign suspects by military commissions?

Identify the sources of authority for the Military Order of November 13, 2001, and describe the jurisdiction of military commissions created by the order.

Which of the following terms refers to persons born outside the United States who are now either citizens or permanent legal residents?

Identify and describe the significance of the three sources that have affected the balance between security and individual privacy in the detention of terrorist suspects since 9/11.

A military commission is composed of a panel of:

What provision of the Patriot Act amended FISA so that individuals engaged in international terrorism don't have to be linked to a specific foreign power to be subject to FISA search warrants and FISC proceedings?

In order to be considered a "deportable alien," a person must:

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

Acts committed during wartime that inflict needless suffering and damage when pursuing a military objective are called _ _.

A panel of military officers with the authority to try enemy combatants for war crimes is a(n)_ __.

The _ approach and FBI _ operations are preventative counterterrorism and counterintelligence tactics.

The U.S. Department of Justice encourages agents to interpret the _ _ exception to the Miranda rule broadly in terror cases.