Question 1

Define "immunity." What are the two major types of immunity used by prosecutors?

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Question 2

The investigative mission of the _____________ is to safeguard the payment and financial systems of the United States. ​

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Question 3

The Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution provides that no person "shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself." This is an important protection for the individual against the coercive powers of the state, and it can be partially neutralized by a grant of ___________________. ​

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Question 4

In the federal system, the ______________ is a body of 23 citizens empowered to operate with a quorum of 16 and requiring 12 votes who hears evidence to determine whether an official indictment should be handed down by the federal prosecutor. ​

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Question 5

Coast Guard personnel are sometimes assigned to U.S. Navy ships who are tasked to drug interdiction, because military personnel are prohibited from making arrests of civilians by the _____________ Act. ​

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Question 6

_____________ acts as a central repository for professional and technical expertise on transnational organized crime. ​

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Question 7

Discuss the constitutional restraints that law enforcement may encounter when attempting to investigate and prosecute known organized criminals? ​

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Question 8

What is the role of the Criminal Investigation Division (CI)of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)in organized crime law enforcement, and what activities does the CI perform to fulfill that role?

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Question 9

The _____________ Amendment to the U.S. Constitution provides that no person "shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself." ​

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Question 10

The top investigative priority of the _____________________ is the American Mafia's domination of labor unions and/or employee benefit plans. ​

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Question 11

What is the role of the U.S. Marshals Service in regard to the Witness Security Program, and what activities does it perform to fulfill this role? ​

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Question 12

What is electronic surveillance, and what are some of the problems associated with its use by law enforcement?

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Question 13

The most important task for the U.S. Marshals that is related to organized crime is the responsibility for administering the ______________ program. ​

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Question 14

In intelligence gathering, an analyst uses the methods of social science research, and central to this approach is the _____________. ​

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Question 15

The ______________________________ mandates telecommunication companies' cooperation when law enforcement engages in a wiretap. ​

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Quiz 14: Investigating and Prosecuting Organized Crime

Define "immunity." What are the two major types of immunity used by prosecutors?

The investigative mission of the _____________ is to safeguard the payment and financial systems of the United States. ​

In the federal system, the ______________ is a body of 23 citizens empowered to operate with a quorum of 16 and requiring 12 votes who hears evidence to determine whether an official indictment should be handed down by the federal prosecutor. ​

Coast Guard personnel are sometimes assigned to U.S. Navy ships who are tasked to drug interdiction, because military personnel are prohibited from making arrests of civilians by the _____________ Act. ​

_____________ acts as a central repository for professional and technical expertise on transnational organized crime. ​

Discuss the constitutional restraints that law enforcement may encounter when attempting to investigate and prosecute known organized criminals? ​

What is the role of the Criminal Investigation Division (CI)of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)in organized crime law enforcement, and what activities does the CI perform to fulfill that role?

The _____________ Amendment to the U.S. Constitution provides that no person "shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself." ​

The top investigative priority of the _____________________ is the American Mafia's domination of labor unions and/or employee benefit plans. ​

What is the role of the U.S. Marshals Service in regard to the Witness Security Program, and what activities does it perform to fulfill this role? ​

What is electronic surveillance, and what are some of the problems associated with its use by law enforcement?

The most important task for the U.S. Marshals that is related to organized crime is the responsibility for administering the ______________ program. ​

In intelligence gathering, an analyst uses the methods of social science research, and central to this approach is the _____________. ​

The ______________________________ mandates telecommunication companies' cooperation when law enforcement engages in a wiretap. ​

The investigative mission of the _____________ is to safeguard the payment and financial systems of the United States.

In the federal system, the ______________ is a body of 23 citizens empowered to operate with a quorum of 16 and requiring 12 votes who hears evidence to determine whether an official indictment should be handed down by the federal prosecutor.

Coast Guard personnel are sometimes assigned to U.S. Navy ships who are tasked to drug interdiction, because military personnel are prohibited from making arrests of civilians by the _____________ Act.

_____________ acts as a central repository for professional and technical expertise on transnational organized crime.

Discuss the constitutional restraints that law enforcement may encounter when attempting to investigate and prosecute known organized criminals?

The _____________ Amendment to the U.S. Constitution provides that no person "shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself."

The top investigative priority of the _____________________ is the American Mafia's domination of labor unions and/or employee benefit plans.

What is the role of the U.S. Marshals Service in regard to the Witness Security Program, and what activities does it perform to fulfill this role?

The most important task for the U.S. Marshals that is related to organized crime is the responsibility for administering the ______________ program.

In intelligence gathering, an analyst uses the methods of social science research, and central to this approach is the _____________.

The ______________________________ mandates telecommunication companies' cooperation when law enforcement engages in a wiretap.