Question 1

Trace the evolution of legislation on electronic communications and privacy.

Accepted Answer

The evolution of legislation on electron

Question 2

Search warrants that include searches for "all records" have generally been considered to lack ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  plain view 
B)  overbreadth 
C)  specificity 
D)  particularity 
A)  plain view 
B)  overbreadth 
C)  specificity 
D)  particularity

Question 3

In which of the following cases did the court hold that cell phones are more appropriately treated as containers that store vast amounts of information?

Accepted Answer

A)  U.S. v. Finley 
B)  U.S. v. Park 
C)  U.S. v. Robinson 
D)  U.S. v. Zamora 
A)  U.S. v. Finley 
B)  U.S. v. Park 
C)  U.S. v. Robinson 
D)  U.S. v. Zamora

Question 4

Section 207, Title II of the U.S.Patriot Act expanded the duration of FISA surveillance of non-U.S.persons from 45 to 90 days.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

The Supreme Court can seize and liquidate property within the United States of any foreign individual, entity, or country who is suspected of planning, authorizing, aiding, or engaging in an attack.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The increased use of which of the following is argued as evidence of the U.S.Patriot Act's potential danger?

Accepted Answer

A)  Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act 
B)  Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act 
C)  Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 
D)  National Security Letters 
A)  Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act 
B)  Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act 
C)  Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 
D)  National Security Letters

Question 7

Discuss in detail the USA Patriot Act.Do you think it infringes upon the right to privacy of the American citizens? Elaborate.

Accepted Answer

The USA Patriot Act, officially known as

Question 8

Search warrants that include searches for "all records" have generally been considered to lack ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Search warrants that include searches for "all...

Question 9

The search of an individual and his or her immediate vicinity upon arrest has been determined reasonable, as it is necessary to ensure the safety of the officer and those around him or her.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

In the most basic sense, ________ is a standard which is less than probable cause, but one which is sufficient to authorize an investigative detention.

Accepted Answer

reasonable

Question 11

Match between columns
                        Premises: Section 223
Section 209
Section 216
Section 203
Section 212

Accepted Answer

The Answer of provides for the voluntary disclosure of customer is...

Question 12

First enunciated in Weeks v.U.S., the ________ stated that if government agents engage in unlawful searches or seizures, then all fruits of that action could not be used in subsequent prosecutions.

Accepted Answer

The answer of First enunciated in Weeks v.U.S., the ________...

Question 13

The standard or amount of evidence necessary to affect the arrest of an individual or that induces the belief in the minds of a reasonable officer that the accused probably committed a crime is known as ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  probable cause 
B)  beyond a reasonable doubt 
C)  reasonable suspicion 
D)  particularity 
A)  probable cause 
B)  beyond a reasonable doubt 
C)  reasonable suspicion 
D)  particularity

Question 14

The expectation of privacy is a legal concept that was judicially created.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Which of the following ruled that it was proper and necessary to seize the computer system, as forensic analysis is not always possible at the scene?

Accepted Answer

A)  U.S. v. Carey 
B)  U.S. v. Hay 
C)  U.S. v. Simpson 
D)  U.S. v. Sassani 
A)  U.S. v. Carey 
B)  U.S. v. Hay 
C)  U.S. v. Simpson 
D)  U.S. v. Sassani

Question 16

Which of the following held that that there was no expectation of privacy for a thief using a stolen computer?

Accepted Answer

A)  U.S. v. Simpson 
B)  U.S. v. Sassani 
C)  U.S. v. Lyons 
D)  Davis v. Gracey 
A)  U.S. v. Simpson 
B)  U.S. v. Sassani 
C)  U.S. v. Lyons 
D)  Davis v. Gracey

Question 17

Reasonable suspicion may be defined as that standard or amount of evidence necessary to affect an arrest when an officer has reason to believe that the accused is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

In which of the following was the exclusionary rule first enunciated?

Accepted Answer

A)  U.S. v. Tamura 
B)  Art Galleries-Hawaii, Inc. v. U.S. 
C)  Weeks v. U.S. 
D)  U.S. v. Lyons 
A)  U.S. v. Tamura 
B)  Art Galleries-Hawaii, Inc. v. U.S. 
C)  Weeks v. U.S. 
D)  U.S. v. Lyons

Question 19

The Fifth Circuit upheld a ________ of a cell phone incident to a drug arrest even though the search of the seized phone occurred hours later at a different location.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Fifth Circuit upheld a ________ of...

Question 20

What should an investigator do if contraband that does not come under the present warrant is found in pursuit of items covered under the original warrant?

Accepted Answer

A)  focus on the original warrant 
B)  seize the contraband under the present warrant 
C)  get a secondary warrant 
D)  record it in the SOP and wait for the court's intervention 
A)  focus on the original warrant 
B)  seize the contraband under the present warrant 
C)  get a secondary warrant 
D)  record it in the SOP and wait for the court's intervention

Trace the evolution of legislation on electronic communications and privacy.

Search warrants that include searches for "all records" have generally been considered to lack ________.

In which of the following cases did the court hold that cell phones are more appropriately treated as containers that store vast amounts of information?

Section 207, Title II of the U.S.Patriot Act expanded the duration of FISA surveillance of non-U.S.persons from 45 to 90 days.

The Supreme Court can seize and liquidate property within the United States of any foreign individual, entity, or country who is suspected of planning, authorizing, aiding, or engaging in an attack.

The increased use of which of the following is argued as evidence of the U.S.Patriot Act's potential danger?

Discuss in detail the USA Patriot Act.Do you think it infringes upon the right to privacy of the American citizens? Elaborate.

Search warrants that include searches for "all records" have generally been considered to lack ________.

The search of an individual and his or her immediate vicinity upon arrest has been determined reasonable, as it is necessary to ensure the safety of the officer and those around him or her.

In the most basic sense, ________ is a standard which is less than probable cause, but one which is sufficient to authorize an investigative detention.

First enunciated in Weeks v.U.S., the ________ stated that if government agents engage in unlawful searches or seizures, then all fruits of that action could not be used in subsequent prosecutions.

The standard or amount of evidence necessary to affect the arrest of an individual or that induces the belief in the minds of a reasonable officer that the accused probably committed a crime is known as ________.

The expectation of privacy is a legal concept that was judicially created.

Which of the following ruled that it was proper and necessary to seize the computer system, as forensic analysis is not always possible at the scene?

Which of the following held that that there was no expectation of privacy for a thief using a stolen computer?

Reasonable suspicion may be defined as that standard or amount of evidence necessary to affect an arrest when an officer has reason to believe that the accused is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

In which of the following was the exclusionary rule first enunciated?

The Fifth Circuit upheld a ________ of a cell phone incident to a drug arrest even though the search of the seized phone occurred hours later at a different location.

What should an investigator do if contraband that does not come under the present warrant is found in pursuit of items covered under the original warrant?

Introduction and Overview of Computer Forensics and Cybercrime

Computer Terminology and History

Traditional Computer Crime: Early Hackers and Theft of Components

Contemporary Computer Crime

Identity Theft and Identity Fraud

Terrorism and Organized Crime

Avenues for Prosecution and Government Efforts

Applying the First Amendment to Computer-Related Crime

Computer Forensics: Terminology and Requirements

Searching and Seizing Computer-Related Evidence

Processing of Evidence and Report Preparation

Conclusions and Future Issues

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Exam 9: The Fourth Amendment and Other Legal Issues

Trace the evolution of legislation on electronic communications and privacy.

Search warrants that include searches for "all records" have generally been considered to lack ________.

In which of the following cases did the court hold that cell phones are more appropriately treated as containers that store vast amounts of information?

Section 207, Title II of the U.S.Patriot Act expanded the duration of FISA surveillance of non-U.S.persons from 45 to 90 days.

The Supreme Court can seize and liquidate property within the United States of any foreign individual, entity, or country who is suspected of planning, authorizing, aiding, or engaging in an attack.

The increased use of which of the following is argued as evidence of the U.S.Patriot Act's potential danger?

Discuss in detail the USA Patriot Act.Do you think it infringes upon the right to privacy of the American citizens? Elaborate.

Search warrants that include searches for "all records" have generally been considered to lack ________.

The search of an individual and his or her immediate vicinity upon arrest has been determined reasonable, as it is necessary to ensure the safety of the officer and those around him or her.

In the most basic sense, ________ is a standard which is less than probable cause, but one which is sufficient to authorize an investigative detention.

First enunciated in Weeks v.U.S., the ________ stated that if government agents engage in unlawful searches or seizures, then all fruits of that action could not be used in subsequent prosecutions.

The standard or amount of evidence necessary to affect the arrest of an individual or that induces the belief in the minds of a reasonable officer that the accused probably committed a crime is known as ________.

The expectation of privacy is a legal concept that was judicially created.

Which of the following ruled that it was proper and necessary to seize the computer system, as forensic analysis is not always possible at the scene?

Which of the following held that that there was no expectation of privacy for a thief using a stolen computer?

Reasonable suspicion may be defined as that standard or amount of evidence necessary to affect an arrest when an officer has reason to believe that the accused is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

In which of the following was the exclusionary rule first enunciated?

The Fifth Circuit upheld a ________ of a cell phone incident to a drug arrest even though the search of the seized phone occurred hours later at a different location.

What should an investigator do if contraband that does not come under the present warrant is found in pursuit of items covered under the original warrant?

Introduction and Overview of Computer Forensics and Cybercrime

Computer Terminology and History

Traditional Computer Crime: Early Hackers and Theft of Components

Contemporary Computer Crime

Identity Theft and Identity Fraud

Terrorism and Organized Crime

Avenues for Prosecution and Government Efforts

Applying the First Amendment to Computer-Related Crime

Computer Forensics: Terminology and Requirements

Searching and Seizing Computer-Related Evidence

Processing of Evidence and Report Preparation

Conclusions and Future Issues

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