Question 1

Match up the terminology to the definitions :
-Demonstrative 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.

Question 2

Prior to passage of the Federal Computer Systems Protection Act federal statues Title ________ of the United States Code was used by law enforcement.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Prior to passage of the Federal Computer...

Question 3

The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act was passed in 1977.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Perceptions of computer crime include the misconception that the vast majority of online deviance is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Identity theft 
B)  Child pornography 
C)  Bank fraud 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Identity theft 
B)  Child pornography 
C)  Bank fraud 
D)  None of the above

Question 5

Online banking and money transfers have greatly ___________ the possibilities available to the criminally minded.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Online banking and money transfers have greatly...

Question 6

Problems associated with prosecution of computer crimes include all but one of the following:

Accepted Answer

A)  Lack of reporting 
B)  Jurisprudential consistency 
C)  Judicial ignorance 
D)  Intangibility and volatility 
A)  Lack of reporting 
B)  Jurisprudential consistency 
C)  Judicial ignorance 
D)  Intangibility and volatility

Question 7

Which of the following legislation has not increased the scope and authority afforded to law enforcement?

Accepted Answer

A)  Computer Fraud and Abuse Act 
B)  Federal Computer Systems Protection Act 
C)  Electronic Communications Privacy Act 
D)  Privacy Protection Act 
A)  Computer Fraud and Abuse Act 
B)  Federal Computer Systems Protection Act 
C)  Electronic Communications Privacy Act 
D)  Privacy Protection Act

Question 8

Many stereotypes and caricatures regarding computer criminals depict a socially and physically challenged individual finding solace behind the anonymity of cyberspace.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Match up the terminology to the definitions :
-Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986

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 10

The emergence of the Internet and the increasingly globalization of commerce and politics has not dramatically affected all areas of life in the United States.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Photographs and videos are examples of demonstrative evidence. Technology has changed this type of evidence. Discuss how photography and videos are used today in criminal court and address the positives and any negatives about these changes.

Accepted Answer

Photographs and video recordings can be

Question 12

The most common judicial challenges confronting the prosecution of computer crime involve the:

Accepted Answer

A)  1st and 3rd Amendments 
B)  1st and 4th Amendments 
C)  1st and 6th Amendments 
D)  1st and 5th Amendments 
A)  1st and 3rd Amendments 
B)  1st and 4th Amendments 
C)  1st and 6th Amendments 
D)  1st and 5th Amendments

Question 13

Photographs and recordings may only be admitted in cases in which the particular item in question satisfies the parameters articulated in the ____________ Evidence Rule.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Photographs and recordings may only be admitted...

Question 14

Match up the terminology to the definitions :
-Computer simulations

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 15

The legal element of vicinage has traditionally required the specification of a physical, not virtual, crime scene.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Online fund misappropriation simply requires a personal computer with a single central processing unit and a __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Online fund misappropriation simply requires a personal...

Question 17

Within both the law enforcement culture and the general community there exists the perception that computer crime and technological perpetrators are extremely dangerous.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

There are how many general categories of searches which do not require the presence of a warrant:

Accepted Answer

A)  Three 
B)  Four 
C)  Five 
D)  Six 
A)  Three 
B)  Four 
C)  Five 
D)  Six

Question 19

Courts have consistently held that gruesome photographs may be admitted if the potential is outweighed by the probative value. Justification for their introduction include all but one of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Explain medical examiners testimony 
B)  Show lack of intent 
C)  Show identity of victim 
D)  Demonstrate the manner of death or the locations of wounds 
A)  Explain medical examiners testimony 
B)  Show lack of intent 
C)  Show identity of victim 
D)  Demonstrate the manner of death or the locations of wounds

Question 20

Explain demonstrative evidence. What purpose does it serve and how is it used in the courtroom?

Accepted Answer

Demonstrative evidence may be defined as

Match up the terminology to the definitions : -Demonstrative evidence

Prior to passage of the Federal Computer Systems Protection Act federal statues Title ________ of the United States Code was used by law enforcement.

The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act was passed in 1977.

Perceptions of computer crime include the misconception that the vast majority of online deviance is:

Online banking and money transfers have greatly ___________ the possibilities available to the criminally minded.

Problems associated with prosecution of computer crimes include all but one of the following:

Which of the following legislation has not increased the scope and authority afforded to law enforcement?

Many stereotypes and caricatures regarding computer criminals depict a socially and physically challenged individual finding solace behind the anonymity of cyberspace.

Match up the terminology to the definitions : -Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986

The emergence of the Internet and the increasingly globalization of commerce and politics has not dramatically affected all areas of life in the United States.

Photographs and videos are examples of demonstrative evidence. Technology has changed this type of evidence. Discuss how photography and videos are used today in criminal court and address the positives and any negatives about these changes.

The most common judicial challenges confronting the prosecution of computer crime involve the:

Photographs and recordings may only be admitted in cases in which the particular item in question satisfies the parameters articulated in the ____________ Evidence Rule.

Match up the terminology to the definitions : -Computer simulations

The legal element of vicinage has traditionally required the specification of a physical, not virtual, crime scene.

Online fund misappropriation simply requires a personal computer with a single central processing unit and a __________.

Within both the law enforcement culture and the general community there exists the perception that computer crime and technological perpetrators are extremely dangerous.

There are how many general categories of searches which do not require the presence of a warrant:

Courts have consistently held that gruesome photographs may be admitted if the potential is outweighed by the probative value. Justification for their introduction include all but one of the following?

Explain demonstrative evidence. What purpose does it serve and how is it used in the courtroom?

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 : -Demonstrative evidence

Prior to passage of the Federal Computer Systems Protection Act federal statues Title ________ of the United States Code was used by law enforcement.

The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act was passed in 1977.

Perceptions of computer crime include the misconception that the vast majority of online deviance is:

Online banking and money transfers have greatly ___________ the possibilities available to the criminally minded.

Problems associated with prosecution of computer crimes include all but one of the following:

Which of the following legislation has not increased the scope and authority afforded to law enforcement?

Many stereotypes and caricatures regarding computer criminals depict a socially and physically challenged individual finding solace behind the anonymity of cyberspace.

Match up the terminology to the definitions : -Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986

The emergence of the Internet and the increasingly globalization of commerce and politics has not dramatically affected all areas of life in the United States.

Photographs and videos are examples of demonstrative evidence. Technology has changed this type of evidence. Discuss how photography and videos are used today in criminal court and address the positives and any negatives about these changes.

The most common judicial challenges confronting the prosecution of computer crime involve the:

Photographs and recordings may only be admitted in cases in which the particular item in question satisfies the parameters articulated in the ____________ Evidence Rule.

Match up the terminology to the definitions : -Computer simulations

The legal element of vicinage has traditionally required the specification of a physical, not virtual, crime scene.

Online fund misappropriation simply requires a personal computer with a single central processing unit and a __________.

Within both the law enforcement culture and the general community there exists the perception that computer crime and technological perpetrators are extremely dangerous.

There are how many general categories of searches which do not require the presence of a warrant:

Courts have consistently held that gruesome photographs may be admitted if the potential is outweighed by the probative value. Justification for their introduction include all but one of the following?

Explain demonstrative evidence. What purpose does it serve and how is it used in the courtroom?

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