Basic Deputy United States Marshal Integrated (BDUSMI) 2205 Test 1 Practice

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• To waive Miranda rights you must be?
• Double Jeopardy is a protection found in which amendment?
• What is the primary model in strategic questioning?
• Under Double Jeopardy, being tried twice by the same sovereign is not allowed after which event?
• Which protection is listed under the 8th Amendment according to the material?
• Qualified Immunity is described as ...
• In the context of 42 U.S.C. 1983, what does color of law mean?
• What is the purpose of 42 U.S.C. 1983?
• To get inside a fugitive's primary residence to make an arrest, which document is required?
• Which of the following best describes the purpose of collecting the 'evidence or information' in a criminal investigation?
• Which is NOT a component of the RLCSAS psychology of persuasion?
• The Crime Victims Rights Act of 2004 establishes what?
• The Miranda warning is required when the three C's apply.
• How are Specific Questions used in information gathering?
• Which are the methods of initiating a criminal investigation?
• What does the doctrine of Dual Sovereignty permit in criminal prosecutions?
• Excessive force claims are most commonly associated with which Amendment?
• In a trial, which participant is primarily responsible for questions of fact?
• To waive a Miranda warning, what three things are required?
• Which of the following is a Dozen Deadly Error?
• The Bivens analogy extends 42 U.S.C. 1983 to the Federal government. Which entity does this apply to?
• Which statement best describes the sequencing of evidence in the Evidence Framing Matrix?
• Which statement describes impeachment?
• Case management balances which functions in an investigation?
• Which statement is true about sex trafficking and USC?
• Which principle corresponds to Authority/Credibility in Cialdini's six principles?
• TED stands for which words in the interviewing context?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five motivational interviewing strategies?
• What type of Physical Environment do you want for interviews?
• True or False: You should avoid leading questions when interviewing.
• Hot Pursuit: Which statement describes hot pursuit?
• The Crime Victim Compensation Fund is administered by which level and funded by where, with agents required to provide compensation information pamphlet?
• What term describes appropriately meeting resistance and adapting to the interviewee's behavior, by meeting resistance with reflection rather than confrontation?
• Where is microprint and text usually found on passports?
• What does the Fourth Amendment protect against?
• Under the FTCA, can the U.S. be the defendant for a negligent tort?
• Which statement is true regarding entering a home without consent and without exigent circumstances?
• Which term is the MI strategy that focuses on adjusting the approach to fit the interviewee's needs and context?
• The Summary covers which of the following?
• Which principle describes the tendency to trust what others perceive as appropriate or endorsed by people you trust?
• SUE emphasizes analyzing which aspect of the suspect's disclosures?
• Which case established the relationship between Garner and Graham v. Connor?
• Title 28 of the United States Code covers which area?
• An intentional tort requires which elements?
• What comes after questioning in the I Stage?
• When a photo is affixed over the original photo of another ID to substitute identity, what is this called?
• What is Proactive Agent Development?
• What are the three 'I's' that relate to the Sixth Amendment right to counsel?
• Which four items are listed as common alterations to ID documents?
• Which 6th Amendment right is described as subpoena witnesses?
• What is the most frequently utilized criminal investigative procedure?
• Which of the following is NOT one of Cialdini's six principles?
• Which option provides immigration relief for victims of certain crimes?
• Which three conditions trigger Miranda warnings?
• Under Peaceful Assembly, what can the government regulate?
• What is the I-766 commonly called, and to whom is it issued?
• Which statement best defines acculturation?
• What is described in 28 USC 566(a)?
• What does the 4th Amendment prohibit?
• Which item is NOT a Graham Factor?
• How is a criminal investigation defined?
• Where is microprint usually found on documents?
• What are the two types of Common Law Torts?
• The 8th Amendment component covers which stage?
• Which of the following is NOT below the surface of the cultural iceberg?
• Which is part of the WE stage?
• What is qualified immunity?
• What does the Establishment Clause prohibit?
• What does the 'Quantity of details' indicator suggest about deceptive statements?
• The I-551 is issued for how many years and what is its commonly used name?
• Which option lists the four elements of a Negligent Tort?
• Which of the following is a motivational interviewing strategy?
• What is Jurisdiction?
• Explicit bias refers to attitudes and beliefs we hold at which level?
• Which is one of the three most commonly altered parts of ID documents?
• Which principle involves similarity and flattery?
• A Bivens action is ...
• In recording observations, what should be avoided?
• Which is an element of a 1983 action?
• Which is a benefit that law enforcement gains from a better understanding of different cultures?
• Which item best indicates residence?
• Custodial statements made after arrest and before the initial appearance, when recorded with suitable recording equipment, are electronically recorded.
• Consent searches are ...
• What is Means?
• Which RLCSAS principle relies on authority or credibility?
• Interview order
• Under the FTCA, federal employees are immune from which type of tort?
• Optically Variable Ink (OVI) is described as?
• Define Interview
• What is a primary barrier to cross-cultural communications?
• Define Acceptance in motivational interviewing.
• Which is the first component of the Law Enforcement Interview Process Strategies?
• Labor trafficking is addressed under which U.S. Code?
• Which immigration relief is specific to victims of human trafficking?
• Which remedies are described for government actors' violations of the constitution?
• Tennessee v. Garner established a standard regarding deadly force. Which statement best reflects that standard?
• True or False: The Bivens analogy notes that its scope is broader than the typical scope of employment.
• Which item is least associated with counterfeiting operations?
• Telephonic interviews are good for suspects
• What is racial profiling?
• Which of the following describes Internal Agency Referrals?
• Is intent required to prove a 1983 action?
• Which act focuses on establishing court-enforceable rights for victims that begin when federal charges are filed?
• Which order of stages is correct?
• Which four components are included in the Law Enforcement Interview Process Strategies?
• Scott v. Harris addressed use of force in high-speed pursuits. Which description best captures its holding?
• The 4th Amendment component of the criminal justice system corresponds to which stage?
• The three elements represented by the acronym M.O.M are:
• Which document is correctly matched with its purpose?
• What is the primary purpose of mimicry in interviewing?
• Define Autonomy in the context of motivational interviewing.
• Factors to consider when attempting to identify violators are
• What are the Specific Questions (the 6 W's) that guide information gathering?
• Which statement best describes how investigators must handle information to accomplish the investigation's goal?
• Which item is NOT one of the Four Basic Elements of Physical Health?
• In Psychological First Aid, which stage is primarily about building rapport and addressing safety?
• Which of the following lists items commonly used in counterfeiting operations?
• What is the purpose of Miranda warnings?
• In the I Stage, which activity is recommended?
• What are the criminal investigator's functions in a criminal case? (3 items)
• Is an arrest warrant sufficient to enter another person's home to arrest the subject of the warrant?
• Which RLCSAS principle describes forming bonds and favorable impressions to gain compliance?
• Which statement NOT part of hot pursuit requirements?
• Which of the following is not a primary barrier to cross-cultural communications?
• Which term describes positive stress such as promotions, marriage, or recognition?
• Which practice helps ensure interview effectiveness?
• Which of the following indicates a trace over?
• Which technique involves eliciting information and allows the interviewee to discover and explain discrepancies?
• Motivational Interviewing (MI) for law enforcement is best described as:
• How is a criminal investigation defined?
• What is the major or primary goal of a criminal investigation?
• Which principle is associated with perceiving the communicator as an expert, thereby increasing influence?
• What does use immunity prevent in a criminal prosecution?
• After arrest, what can you search?
• Which feature on IDs is specifically designed to appear and disappear to deter counterfeiters?
• How many essential elements are there in the LE narrative report?
• Photo substitution on IDs refers to what?
• What does 28 USC 566 establish?
• Proxemics in communication refers to what?
• Which statement best describes the overall purpose of a criminal investigation?
• Which are the three branches of the U.S. federal government?
• What is Opportunity?
• Which items are commonly associated with counterfeiting?
• The two primary lighting techniques used to detect security features are what?
• Which document is the Employment Authorization Card?
• Addressing the victim's basic needs and safety are part of what stage in the interview framework?
• In investigative terms, what does MOM stand for?
• Which items are listed as examples of nonverbal behaviors?
• What is the relationship between the 'You' stage and the 'I' stage?
• Which element is included in the Winning Survival Circle?
• Protective Sweep: What is it?
• In FTCA context, color of law means
• Photo substitution on IDs refers to which practice?
• What does the SIRF acronym stand for in the Graham framework?
• From whose perspective is the reasonableness of force evaluated under Graham v. Connor?
• Which of the following is a recommended step before conducting a suspect interview?
• Which of the following describes External Agency Referrals?
• Three recurring exigencies: Which is NOT among them?
• What is the role of the secondary interviewer during the primary interview?
• Graham Factors (SIRF) refer to which four considerations?
• Search incident to arrest: What does it permit?
• What is the most frequently utilized investigative procedure and it is used in ALL criminal investigations?
• Which means is human trafficking committed?
• The machine readable zone (MRZ) serves which primary purpose on passports?
• Which of the following is not a stage in the Psychological First Aid process?
• Which item is included in the Winning Survival Circle?
• What room setup is recommended for a friendly witness?
• Victim-Assistance Professional Services provide what?
• How should evidence be presented in the Evidence Framing Matrix?
• In FTCA, what distinguishes a 'frolic' from a 'scoped' act?
• If a suspect invokes the right to counsel, what is true about re-approach?
• In the cultural iceberg model, which of the following is observed below the surface?
• Bivens action is primarily used to address rights violations by whom?
• Which is an example of Internal Agency Referrals?
• Which RLCSAS principle relates to following the crowd?
• Do courts consider departmental or agency policy when analyzing force used by officers?
• A valid Miranda waiver requires which of the following?
• Outside custodial interrogation, what mechanism can compel testimony while protecting the witness from self-incrimination?
• Which is a remedy for government violations?
• When is the 5th amendment privilege applicable?
• Which is an example of External Agency Referrals?
• Most common civil liability incidents for Federal officials stem from torts based on which Amendment?
• Which principle is defined as inherently wanting to return favors?
• What are the two prongs in the qualified immunity test?
• 18 USC 2651 corresponds to which Act?
• Which motivational interviewing strategy involves drawing out the interviewee's own reasons for change?
• What does the term 'scoped' mean in the FTCA context?
• Which factor is a consideration when deciding to intervene in a crime while off duty?
• What room setup is recommended for a suspect?
• What is the leading cause of death in the United States?
• Under FTCA, federal law enforcement officers are immune from which 'scoped' tort?
• Should you write down questions and use them as a script in the interview room?
• Which of the following is listed as a 6th Amendment right in the material?
• Which statement best characterizes the judge's role at trial?
• External Anchoring involves what action to influence mood or memory?
• Case management for an investigator is the art of balancing the investigative and administrative aspects of which scenario?
• Does a Miranda waiver need to be signed?
• In civil rights cases, actions by government officials are described as operating under what term?
• Which item is NOT listed as a source of authority in the material?
• Which principle states that people strive to do and think what they profess to do and think, aligning behaviors with values?
• Which principle relates to people following the crowd?
• A compound question is defined as what?
• Due process equals what?
• Which statement is true about Miranda warnings?
• Use of force cases are analyzed under which constitutional amendment?
• In the impeachment process, which bodies are involved?
• Which of the following best describes the overall structure?
• Which of the following is a protection under the 8th Amendment?
• Holograms on IDs are best described as?
• Which principle focuses on the desire for rare or limited availability?
• Under 18 USC 3109, what must officers do before entering a dwelling to serve a warrant?
• What does the Free Exercise Clause prevent?
• What is the term for glittery ink that changes color with viewing angle?
• A criminal investigator is the justice system's ___________ of action to conduct a thorough investigation.
• Which of the following is an example of External Anchoring?
• If Knock and Announce is resisted, what may officers do?
• Title 18 of the United States Code covers which area?
• Which principle is described as leveraging the expert appearance of the interviewer?
• Which of the following is identified as one of the Dozen Deadly Errors for law enforcement?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a 6th Amendment right in the material?
• In determining whether to intervene in a crime while off duty, which is a key consideration?
• In Federal investigations, which is listed as a jurisdictional limitation?
• W.I.N. stands for What’s Important Now.
• Exigent circumstances. What are they?
• Bias is best defined as what?
• What happens when a suspect invokes rights?
• 28 USC 566 authorizes which of the following?
• Which of the following is a recognized method to start an investigation?
• SUE Interviewing Technique stands for what?
• Which branch is responsible for creating laws and regulating interstate commerce?
• What describes the machine readable zone on a passport?
• Active listening helps the interviewer by which of the following actions?
• Indicators of Trace-Over include differences in which two elements?
• The Victims Rights and Restitution Act of 1990 (VRRA) mandates what?
• Probable cause must be based on ______ not conclusions or hunches.
• Which of the following are elements of case management?
• Self Managing Strategies refer to what?
• When preparing an ROI what is included?
• Which of the following is an essential LE narrative element?
• What is a I-766?
• Which statement about primary lighting techniques used to reveal security features is correct?
• What is the primary goal of a criminal investigation?
• Bivens actions apply to claims arising under which Amendments?
• Active listening includes which of the following?
• Which principle is characterized by the desire for what is rare or limited?
• What is the role of an investigator?
• Which action is a check and balance on the President?
• Which MOM element asks whether the person had the necessary physical or mental capacity to commit the crime?
• What is the primary role of the Executive Branch?
• Criminal investigator's ________ is the number one priority when planning an interview.
• To invoke a Miranda right properly, a person must:
• Warrants shall be issued upon ______ _______.
• Secondary Interviewer role is best described as which?
• What does a criminal investigator do in the trail prep process?
• Self-disclosure in interviewing is defined as:
• Which statement correctly distinguishes human trafficking from human smuggling?
• When is Miranda necessary?
• Which concept describes evaluating other cultures by the standards of one's own culture?
• If a suspect is released from custody, officers may re-approach; if later placed back in custody within 14 days after invoking right to counsel, what happens to the invocation?
• Which statement best describes human trafficking?
• Which option lists the correct source for compensation information related to crime victims?
• An interview in a criminal investigation is defined as a conversation between two people for the purpose of obtaining relevant information.
• Which of the following is NOT a component of the Winning Survival Circle?
• During trail prep, which official does the investigator typically assist in pre-trial witness interviews?
• Which of the following is a Dozen Deadly Error?
• Which statement correctly contrasts human trafficking and human smuggling?
• Which of the following is NOT a component of the Winning Survival Circle?
• Deadly force is not unconstitutional when a reasonable officer could believe that the suspect posed as significant threat of death or serious bodily injury.
• MRZ stands for what?
• Which stage emphasizes building rapport?
• Which of the following is a primary method for initiating a criminal investigation?
• Which is NOT a primary method for initiating a criminal investigation?
• What is considered the most important single factor in interpersonal and communication skills?
• Which parts are most commonly altered on ID documents?
• In Cialdini's framework, which principle is described as mutual exchange?
• Ink that appears glittery and varies with angle is called?
• In a consent search, who bears the burden of proving consent was voluntary?
• In responding to victims and witnesses, law enforcement can use which interview approach?
• What is the basis of all authority?
• In interrogation practice, if the suspect does not make an immediate admission, the best policy is to keep the suspect talking.
• Interviewers interrupted their interviewees, on average, after asking an open-ended question how many seconds?
• Which of the following is a component of the Winning Survival Circle?
• Should you separate interviewees?
• When evaluating communicative response, which three factors should be considered?
• Which MOM element asks whether the person had a chance to physically commit the crime?
• The privilege to protect a person from communication exists under which condition?
• What is a Private Sector Referral?
• Which concept is defined as the attempt of a self-aware person to comprehend without making judgments, including both positive and negative experiences of another?
• Criminal Investigator has three primary areas (processes) in which they function (3 items)
• Acculturation is best described as the process of adapting to living in a culture different from one's own, resulting from continuous contact between cultures. Which option best matches this?
• What is the government's obligation regarding exculpatory material?
• The concern you show for your interviewee to encourage reciprocity is part of which approach?
• What does the acronym EFM stand for in investigative methods?
• Which item is NOT listed among the basic physical descriptive information you need to obtain?
• Which sequence is recommended when interviewing victims, witnesses, and suspects?
• What is a Purpose statement?
• Which RLCSAS principle is most closely associated with the fear of missing out due to limited availability?
• Who bears responsibility for questions of law in the courtroom?
• Which RLCSAS principle is about using a small initial request to gain compliance?
• Recording observations of nonverbal material should be done how?
• Which clause prohibits the government from establishing a national religion?
• What does the term Primary Mission refer to in 28 USC 566(a)?
• Which term is NOT one of Robert Cialdini's six principles of persuasion?
• M.O.M stands for which trio?
• Implicit bias describes attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in which manner?
• In evaluating use of force, is 20/20 hindsight considered?
• According to the material, pleading the Fifth is NOT used in which proceedings?
• In the cultural iceberg model, which of the following is observable above the surface?
• What is qualified immunity?
• Define Intentional Tort.
• The First Amendment protects which rights?
• Which item would not be typically listed among counterfeiting tools?
• Eustress refers to which type of stress?
• In acculturation, which strategy involves maintaining one's original culture while engaging with the new culture?
• Which of the following is observed above the surface of the cultural iceberg?
• Which location generally carries a reasonable expectation of privacy?
• Which is a 5th Amendment protection?
• Which statement best describes a key outcome of SUE?
• Which term best describes the process of identifying, collecting, preserving and evaluating evidence in a legal framework?
• Which MOM element asks if the person had a reason to commit the crime?
• What best defines Investigator Bias?
• Which principle describes trust in things that are popular or endorsed by trusted people?
• If a suspect invokes the right to remain silent, what is the cooling-off period?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five essential elements of an LE narrative report?
• Which statement is true about the WE stage?
• Which of the following is an example of an ID alteration?
• If a witness is untruthful or mistaken, their account must be memorialized in written records and what government obligation applies?
• Which condition allows entry into a third-party residence?
• Where must an FTCA action be filed?
• Which statement best describes culture for law enforcement purposes?
• When interviewing minors, who should conduct the interview?
• The recommended approach to elicit information is to ask a series of what type of questions followed by what?
• In the WE stage, which action is performed?
• Under which U.S. Code is labor trafficking addressed?
• What is a primary function of the Legislative Branch?
• When are Miranda warnings required?
• Under the Exclusionary Rule, illegally obtained evidence is typically:
• During a trial, which function does a criminal investigator perform in the courtroom?
• Which words should be used to gather verifiable information during an interview?
• During the I Stage, what type of questions are recommended?
• Which item is commonly used as evidence that a subject lives at a location?
• Which of the following is NOT a component of the Winning Survival Circle?
• Where should sensitive case information be stored?
• What is Authority?
• What is seizure?
• What is a I-551?
• Under which U.S. Code is sex trafficking prosecuted?
• Which procedural tool is commonly used to exclude illegally obtained evidence?
• To beat Qualified Immunity, what two things must prove?
• What does TVPA stand for and what is its purpose?
• Which option correctly lists the four components of the Law Enforcement Interview Process Strategies?
• Which option best describes the purpose of 28 USC 566?
• Under Graham v. Connor, what standard governs the use of force?
• Which of the following is one of the Four Basic Elements of Physical Health?
• Which of the following is a Dozen Deadly Error?
• At trial, what is the role of the judge, jury, and defense?
• What is the most important single factor affecting our communication behavior?
• Qualified Immunity is based on the concept of ...
• Which of the following is NOT an element of case management?
• Which participant provides legal defense?
• Primary and Secondary interviews SHOULD NOT do what?
• In the I Stage, what is the initial action you take?
• What information is included in a Report of Investigation/Investigative Summary?
• The 6th Amendment component is associated with which phase?
• Rapport begins with which moment of contact?
• Which principle describes a desire to be consistent with prior commitments?
• What is rapport in the context of interviewing?
• Which statement best describes the difference between sworn and unsworn statements?
• Which of the following is an indicator of human trafficking?
• Under the FTCA, can LEOs be sued for both Negligent and Intentional Tort?
• Mimicry or mirroring in interviewing refers to which behavior?
• If a suspect is not forewarned of an interview, the probability of spontaneous, unrehearsed responses is increased.
• The interviewer should _______ any victim self blame or responsibility from the victim to the perpetrator.
• The 5th Amendment component corresponds to which phase?
• What is Motive?
• Which term best matches the definition: the attempt to understand without judgments?
• Details
• Which motivational interviewing strategy emphasizes understanding the interviewee's feelings and perspective?
• Which of the following is NOT a component of the Winning Survival Circle?
• In tort law, what defines a negligent tort?
• In the context of External Anchoring, what is the intended effect of touching?
• What is the standardized area of all passports called that is machine readable?
• Which action is NOT a You Stage action?
• What security feature appears and disappears and is usually used to protect a photo?
• Which term describes eliciting information and allowing the interviewee to discover discrepancies?
• Which item is NOT one of the three 'I's' associated with the Sixth Amendment right to counsel?