Deck 2: Justice Information System Standards and National Systems

Question 1

XML is the acronym for:

A) eXcessive data Management Library
B) eXtensible Markup Language
C) eXtensible Management Library
D) None of the above

Answer 1

B

Question 2

NIEM is the abbreviation for:

A) National Index Exchange Management
B) National Information Extension Mechanism
C) National Information Exchange Model
D) None of the above

Answer 2

C

Question 3

To follow the presentation of data across different hardware platforms, it is necessary to understand how works

A) GJXDM
B) XML
C) NIEM
D) HTML

Answer 3

D

Question 4

GJXDM finds it core roots in

A) HTML
B) XML
C) Both XML and HTML
D) Neither XML or HTML

Question 5

The standard for information exchange in the criminal justice environment as well as other governmental and homeland security entities is:

A) HTML
B) XML
C) NIEM
D) None of the above

Question 6

The system developed to share information across law enforcement agencies nationwide is known as:

A) L-Dex
B) RMS
C) CAD
D) N-DEx

Question 7

Investigative uses of N-DEx include the ability to

A) Conduct nationwide searches across jurisdictions, gathering information from various aspects of the criminal justice life cycle via a single access point;
B) Search names, IDs, people, phone numbers, tattoos, associates, cars, boats, other property, M.O,,etc.;
C) Receive notifications and collaborate with others on similar investigations.
D) All of the above

Question 8

The most significant investigative advantage of N-DEx is that it:

A) Has the ability to bring multiple criminal justice agencies together to collaborate anywhere in the U.S.
B) Stores information in the Cloud
C) Has the ability to provide mug shots
D) None of the above

Question 9

Two of the most significant additions to NCIC 2000 were the addition of:

A) Suspect descriptions with addresses
B) Suspect mug shots and single fingerprint identification
C) Suspect vehicles descriptions
D) Victim information

Question 10

The NCIC database includes:

A) 7 files
B) 12 files
C) 15 files
D) 19 files

Question 11

How many Part 1 crimes are tracked by the Uniform Crime Reporting System?

A) 10
B) 11
C) 8
D) 7

Question 12

NIBRS captures data pertaining to offense categories

A) 8
B) 10
C) 22
D) 18

Question 13

NCIC 2000 is an example of:

A) A State run database containing information about wanted suspects, vehicles and criminal history records run by the FBI.
B) An National database containing information about wanted suspects and criminal histories
C) A local database containing information about wanted suspects, criminal histories and stolen vehicles.
D) A county wide database containing information about wanted suspects, criminal histories and stolen vehicles

Question 14

R-DEx typically incorporates information exchange from the following agencies:

A) FBI, NCIS, DEA and other federal law enforcement agencies
B) Highway Patrol, State Police, ABC and other State law enforcement agencies
C) City Police Departments, County Sheriff's and other local law enforcement agencies
D) Military police agencies

Question 15

GJXDM has been incorporated into the NIEM standards

Question 16

The Department of Justice (DOJ) established the Law Enforcement Information Sharing Program more commonly known as LEISP. LEISP embraces those technologies that foster information sharing.

Question 17

NCIC 2000 is a State run criminal information database that is setup and run independently by each of the fifty states,

Question 18

Anyone wishing to join LEO may do so simply by signing up.

Question 19

R-DEx model functions similarly to the N-DEx model. It typically incorporates federal agencies, such as the FBI, NCIS, DEA and other federal law enforcement agencies and fosters the sharing of data between local law enforcement agencies and federal law enforcement agencies.

Question 20

N-DEx data brought the criminal justice agencies together to collaborate.

Question 21

NCIC 2000 was the first version of NCIC.

Question 22

UCR breaks down into two basic categories of Part 1 and Part 2 crimes.

Question 23

NLETS is just another version of NCIC.

Question 24

LEITSC has promoted information sharing through its Law Enforcement Information Sharing Program (LEISP).