Question 1

Match up the terminology to the definitions :
-Cybercrime

Accepted Answer

A)  In search warrants the specificity of place, time and actual items to be searched or seized. 
B)  Involve conclusive or deductions reported by a computer and are contingent largely upon proper data entry and analysis. 
C)  Evidence that exists primarily in electronic form and is accessed solely through electronic means. 
D)  Expanded the Privacy Protection Act of 1980 to include email. 
E)  2001 heralded significant changes to the manner in which electronic evidence is collected.
F) Portion of the U.S. code which constitutes the criminal and penal code of the federal government.
G) Any criminal activity involving a computer
H) Graphic representations of static objects.
I) Inadequate resources and lack of reporting
J) Evidence that illustrates or clarifies oral testimony in a criminal proceeding. 
A)  In search warrants the specificity of place, time and actual items to be searched or seized. 
B)  Involve conclusive or deductions reported by a computer and are contingent largely upon proper data entry and analysis. 
C)  Evidence that exists primarily in electronic form and is accessed solely through electronic means. 
D)  Expanded the Privacy Protection Act of 1980 to include email. 
E)  2001 heralded significant changes to the manner in which electronic evidence is collected.
F) Portion of the U.S. code which constitutes the criminal and penal code of the federal government.
G) Any criminal activity involving a computer
H) Graphic representations of static objects.
I) Inadequate resources and lack of reporting
J) Evidence that illustrates or clarifies oral testimony in a criminal proceeding. G

Question 2

Match up the terminology to the definitions :
-Cyber evidence

Accepted Answer

A)  In search warrants the specificity of place, time and actual items to be searched or seized. 
B)  Involve conclusive or deductions reported by a computer and are contingent largely upon proper data entry and analysis. 
C)  Evidence that exists primarily in electronic form and is accessed solely through electronic means. 
D)  Expanded the Privacy Protection Act of 1980 to include email. 
E)  2001 heralded significant changes to the manner in which electronic evidence is collected.
F) Portion of the U.S. code which constitutes the criminal and penal code of the federal government.
G) Any criminal activity involving a computer
H) Graphic representations of static objects.
I) Inadequate resources and lack of reporting
J) Evidence that illustrates or clarifies oral testimony in a criminal proceeding. 
A)  In search warrants the specificity of place, time and actual items to be searched or seized. 
B)  Involve conclusive or deductions reported by a computer and are contingent largely upon proper data entry and analysis. 
C)  Evidence that exists primarily in electronic form and is accessed solely through electronic means. 
D)  Expanded the Privacy Protection Act of 1980 to include email. 
E)  2001 heralded significant changes to the manner in which electronic evidence is collected.
F) Portion of the U.S. code which constitutes the criminal and penal code of the federal government.
G) Any criminal activity involving a computer
H) Graphic representations of static objects.
I) Inadequate resources and lack of reporting
J) Evidence that illustrates or clarifies oral testimony in a criminal proceeding. C

Question 3

The U.S. Patriot Act in the fall of 2001heralded significant changes to the manner in which electronic evidence was collected.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

The primary advantage to computer-generated maps is the relative ease for alteration and the potential for customization of evidence.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Under federal law, a "minor" is any individual under the age of________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Under federal law, a "minor" is any...

Question 6

The introduction of the U.S. Patriot Act in the fall of ____________ heralded significant changes to the manner in which electronic evidence was collected.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The introduction of the U.S. Patriot Act...

Question 7

Demonstrative evidence may not be viewed as a substitute for real evidence in matters in which illustration or visual presentation is necessary for clarification.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Networked computers are not immune from consent searches, as even system administrators may not have access to all files.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Police executives, like the general public, often perceive computer crime and the individuals associated with same as relatively harmless and not an immediate threat to their community.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Prior to passage of the Federal Computer System Protection Act, federal statues within what Title of the United States Code was used by law enforcement.

Accepted Answer

A)  10 U.S.C 
B)  13 U.S.C 
C)  18 U.S.C 
D)  20 U.S.C 
A)  10 U.S.C 
B)  13 U.S.C 
C)  18 U.S.C 
D)  20 U.S.C

Question 11

In the late 70s it was realized that there was a need for computer-specific statues. Discuss some of the Acts and statutes created to address computer related crime.

Accepted Answer

The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1986

Question 12

The vast majority of Fortune 500 companies have been _____________ compromised to the tune of over $10 billion a year.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The vast majority of Fortune 500 companies...

Question 13

Both private and public entities are reluctant to disclose their victimization because:

Accepted Answer

A)  Fear of losing control to law enforcement agents (i.e. loss of secrecy) 
B)  Perception that reporting will not result in the capture or identification of a suspect 
C)  Jurisdictional uncertainty 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Fear of losing control to law enforcement agents (i.e. loss of secrecy) 
B)  Perception that reporting will not result in the capture or identification of a suspect 
C)  Jurisdictional uncertainty 
D)  All of the above

Question 14

Computer _________ is simply a graphic representation of a static object, like a knife or gun.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Computer _________ is simply a graphic representation...

Question 15

The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act was passed in _____________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act was...

Question 16

Match up the terminology to the definitions :
-Problem prosecuting computer crime

Accepted Answer

A)  In search warrants the specificity of place, time and actual items to be searched or seized. 
B)  Involve conclusive or deductions reported by a computer and are contingent largely upon proper data entry and analysis. 
C)  Evidence that exists primarily in electronic form and is accessed solely through electronic means. 
D)  Expanded the Privacy Protection Act of 1980 to include email. 
E)  2001 heralded significant changes to the manner in which electronic evidence is collected.
F) Portion of the U.S. code which constitutes the criminal and penal code of the federal government.
G) Any criminal activity involving a computer
H) Graphic representations of static objects.
I) Inadequate resources and lack of reporting
J) Evidence that illustrates or clarifies oral testimony in a criminal proceeding. 
A)  In search warrants the specificity of place, time and actual items to be searched or seized. 
B)  Involve conclusive or deductions reported by a computer and are contingent largely upon proper data entry and analysis. 
C)  Evidence that exists primarily in electronic form and is accessed solely through electronic means. 
D)  Expanded the Privacy Protection Act of 1980 to include email. 
E)  2001 heralded significant changes to the manner in which electronic evidence is collected.
F) Portion of the U.S. code which constitutes the criminal and penal code of the federal government.
G) Any criminal activity involving a computer
H) Graphic representations of static objects.
I) Inadequate resources and lack of reporting
J) Evidence that illustrates or clarifies oral testimony in a criminal proceeding.

Question 17

Match up the terminology to the definitions :
-Title 18

Accepted Answer

A)  In search warrants the specificity of place, time and actual items to be searched or seized. 
B)  Involve conclusive or deductions reported by a computer and are contingent largely upon proper data entry and analysis. 
C)  Evidence that exists primarily in electronic form and is accessed solely through electronic means. 
D)  Expanded the Privacy Protection Act of 1980 to include email. 
E)  2001 heralded significant changes to the manner in which electronic evidence is collected.
F) Portion of the U.S. code which constitutes the criminal and penal code of the federal government.
G) Any criminal activity involving a computer
H) Graphic representations of static objects.
I) Inadequate resources and lack of reporting
J) Evidence that illustrates or clarifies oral testimony in a criminal proceeding. 
A)  In search warrants the specificity of place, time and actual items to be searched or seized. 
B)  Involve conclusive or deductions reported by a computer and are contingent largely upon proper data entry and analysis. 
C)  Evidence that exists primarily in electronic form and is accessed solely through electronic means. 
D)  Expanded the Privacy Protection Act of 1980 to include email. 
E)  2001 heralded significant changes to the manner in which electronic evidence is collected.
F) Portion of the U.S. code which constitutes the criminal and penal code of the federal government.
G) Any criminal activity involving a computer
H) Graphic representations of static objects.
I) Inadequate resources and lack of reporting
J) Evidence that illustrates or clarifies oral testimony in a criminal proceeding.

Question 18

Which of the following Act addresses "sneak and peak" warrants?

Accepted Answer

A)  Privacy Protection Act 
B)  Electronic Communications Privacy Act 
C)  Patriot Act 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Privacy Protection Act 
B)  Electronic Communications Privacy Act 
C)  Patriot Act 
D)  None of the above

Question 19

Photographs and recordings may only be admitted in cases in which the particular item in question satisfies the parameters articulated in the "Best Evidence rule."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

The admissibility of demonstrative evidence is contingent upon a variety of factors including all but one of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Dissatisfaction of the foundational requirements 
B)  A demonstration of relevancy, materiality, and competency 
C)  A demonstration that the item is more probative than prejudicial 
D)  The need for illustration of tangible evidence, which has met the legal requirement for admissibility 
A)  Dissatisfaction of the foundational requirements 
B)  A demonstration of relevancy, materiality, and competency 
C)  A demonstration that the item is more probative than prejudicial 
D)  The need for illustration of tangible evidence, which has met the legal requirement for admissibility

Match up the terminology to the definitions : -Cybercrime

Match up the terminology to the definitions : -Cyber evidence

The U.S. Patriot Act in the fall of 2001heralded significant changes to the manner in which electronic evidence was collected.

The primary advantage to computer-generated maps is the relative ease for alteration and the potential for customization of evidence.

Under federal law, a "minor" is any individual under the age of________.

The introduction of the U.S. Patriot Act in the fall of ____________ heralded significant changes to the manner in which electronic evidence was collected.

Demonstrative evidence may not be viewed as a substitute for real evidence in matters in which illustration or visual presentation is necessary for clarification.

Networked computers are not immune from consent searches, as even system administrators may not have access to all files.

Police executives, like the general public, often perceive computer crime and the individuals associated with same as relatively harmless and not an immediate threat to their community.

Prior to passage of the Federal Computer System Protection Act, federal statues within what Title of the United States Code was used by law enforcement.

In the late 70s it was realized that there was a need for computer-specific statues. Discuss some of the Acts and statutes created to address computer related crime.

The vast majority of Fortune 500 companies have been _____________ compromised to the tune of over $10 billion a year.

Both private and public entities are reluctant to disclose their victimization because:

Computer _________ is simply a graphic representation of a static object, like a knife or gun.

The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act was passed in _____________.

Match up the terminology to the definitions : -Problem prosecuting computer crime

Match up the terminology to the definitions : -Title 18

Which of the following Act addresses "sneak and peak" warrants?

Photographs and recordings may only be admitted in cases in which the particular item in question satisfies the parameters articulated in the "Best Evidence rule."

The admissibility of demonstrative evidence is contingent upon a variety of factors including all but one of the following?

The Evolution of the Law of Criminal Evidence

Federalism, Court Systems, and the Criminal Justice Process

Forms of Evidence

Search and Seizure and the Doctrine of Justification

The Exclusionary Rule and the Fourth Amendment

Warrantless Searches

Confessions

Qualifications and Impeachment of Witnesses

Examination of Witnesses

Hearsay

Privileged Communications

Documentary and Scientific Evidence

Filters

Exam 13: Cyber Evidence and Demonstrative Evidence in the Pursuit of Justice

Match up the terminology to the definitions : -Cybercrime

Match up the terminology to the definitions : -Cyber evidence

The U.S. Patriot Act in the fall of 2001heralded significant changes to the manner in which electronic evidence was collected.

The primary advantage to computer-generated maps is the relative ease for alteration and the potential for customization of evidence.

Under federal law, a "minor" is any individual under the age of________.

The introduction of the U.S. Patriot Act in the fall of ____________ heralded significant changes to the manner in which electronic evidence was collected.

Demonstrative evidence may not be viewed as a substitute for real evidence in matters in which illustration or visual presentation is necessary for clarification.

Networked computers are not immune from consent searches, as even system administrators may not have access to all files.

Police executives, like the general public, often perceive computer crime and the individuals associated with same as relatively harmless and not an immediate threat to their community.

Prior to passage of the Federal Computer System Protection Act, federal statues within what Title of the United States Code was used by law enforcement.

In the late 70s it was realized that there was a need for computer-specific statues. Discuss some of the Acts and statutes created to address computer related crime.

The vast majority of Fortune 500 companies have been _____________ compromised to the tune of over $10 billion a year.

Both private and public entities are reluctant to disclose their victimization because:

Computer _________ is simply a graphic representation of a static object, like a knife or gun.

The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act was passed in _____________.

Match up the terminology to the definitions : -Problem prosecuting computer crime

Match up the terminology to the definitions : -Title 18

Which of the following Act addresses "sneak and peak" warrants?

Photographs and recordings may only be admitted in cases in which the particular item in question satisfies the parameters articulated in the "Best Evidence rule."

The admissibility of demonstrative evidence is contingent upon a variety of factors including all but one of the following?

The Evolution of the Law of Criminal Evidence

Federalism, Court Systems, and the Criminal Justice Process

Forms of Evidence

Search and Seizure and the Doctrine of Justification

The Exclusionary Rule and the Fourth Amendment

Warrantless Searches

Confessions

Qualifications and Impeachment of Witnesses

Examination of Witnesses

Hearsay

Privileged Communications

Documentary and Scientific Evidence

Filters