Missing/USDCVN
Immigration
Surveillance
/Informant
Criminal
Law
Federal Statute
100

What does an AMBER alert do?

Disseminates information to the public about abducted children who are in immediate risk (Abductions)

100

EPO 3

List the different levels of immunity from HIGHEST to LOWEST

-Category 1: Highest

-Category 2: Lesser

-Category 3: Lowest

100

EPO 4

What are the 2 ways to pay an informant?

-Monetary Awards

based on a PERCENTAGE of the net value of a drug dealer’s asset s seized during an investigation as a result of the

-Rewards

specific amounts of money usually determined by the type & quantity of drugs seized

100

EPO 4

Who does the burden of proof rest with?


Prosecution

100

EPO 2

here all can the UCMJ reach?

Worldwide

200

EPO 1

What's the difference between human trafficking and smuggling?

Human Trafficking: The recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, or obtaining of a person for labor or services through the UOF or coercion.

Smuggling: Paid to assist another in the illegal crossing of borders.

Key Difference: Freedom of Choice

200

EPO 2

What is a U-Visa?

-U non-immigrant status (also known as a U visa) for victims of certain crimes

200

EPO 2

A complete defense to a criminal charge, on the premise that government planted the criminal design in an innocent person’s mind is known as what?

ENTRAPMENT

200

EPO 3

What is Mens Rea?

Criminal Intent

  • Latin for “guilty mind”
  • Refers to the defendant’s mental state
200

EPO 4

What UCMJ offenses have no limitation period?

  • Murder
  • Rape / Sexual assault
  • Child sexual offenses
300

EPO 1

When is a Silver Alert appropriate?

When the adult is typically of 50 years with irreversible cognitive impairment.

300

EPO 2

What is a T-Visa

-T non-immigrant status (also known as a T visa) for victims of human trafficking

300

EPO 3

What are the different types of surveillance that can be used during an investigation?

Active, Passive, Overt, Covert

300

EPO 1: 

Identify the differences between crimes, regulations, and torts

CRIME 

Violation of a public law, right or offense against government

REGS

Rules issued by executive agencies.

TORTS

Civil wrongs against individuals. Could lead to compensation.

300

EPO 5

How does the Assimilative Crimes Act relate to federal law?

A: Adopts state criminal laws by reference

18 USC § 13 fills gaps where:

•            Crime occurs on federal property

•            No federal statute exists

•            State law criminalizes the conduct

400

EPO 1

What is a USDCVN used for?

USDCVN is used to address petty federal offenses

Allows offenders to

  • Pay a preset forfeiture of collateral 
  • Waive personal appearance in court
400

EPO 4

True or False

SOFA is NOT a mutual defense agreement or a security agreement, and generally does not authorize specific exercises, activities, or missions,

TRUE

400

What is the sole agency authorized to conduct covert video and photographic surveillance activities?

OSI

400

What are the principle of legality?

  • Statute MUST BE CLEAR
  • Definiteness
  • Vagueness
400

EPO 3

True or False

Title 18 USC 3559

Classifies a federal felony as an offense for which the term of imprisonment is more than 1 year 

TRUE

500

EPO 1

How is the 1805 distributed?

White (original): Sent to CVB

Pink: Retained by issuing agency

Yellow & Ivory: Given to defendant or placed on vehicle

500

EPO 2

List at least 3 motivational factors for individuals to become confidential 

-fear

-revenge

-repentance

-altruism

-mercenaries

-egotism

-James MF Bond

500

EPO 5

What is the citation format?

18 USC § 13 + State Statute

Example:

18 USC 13 N.J. 2A-170-77.8

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