Citp exam 5 1 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CITP Exam 3 Original Jurisdiction - ANSWER-Trial court where the defendant was found guilty or not guilty by the judge or jury. Witnesses testify under oath and evidence is presented. Appellate Jurisdiction - ANSWER-Court that conducts a review of what happened at the trial court. Court only reviews the record for legal errors committed at the trial level. Court does not entertain new evidence or testimony. Classifications of criminal offenses - ANSWER-Felony - Max sentence is more t...

CITP Exam 4 Latest Version with Certified Answers 18 USC 3109 knock and announce statue 2 types of audio intercepts devices 1. Recorder - just records audio primarily used for collecting evidence, but you have to wait until the meet is over to recover the recording. Body worn, digital, record time, audio quality. 2. Transmitter - transmits audio to another devie, can also record. Officer safety as they provide real-time transmission. 3 reasons of why do a SIA 1. Weapons 2. Pre...

CITP FLETC 2 EXAM Questions and Correct Solutions Elements of a crime - Answer -An Act A Failure to Act Intent Criminal Statutes - Answer -Each Statute has elements to it and needs to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt General intent - Answer -Intent to do the prohibited act No specific mental state (evil motive/intent to violate the law) No requirement to prove harm was intended Specific intent - Answer -Requires proof the perpetrator desired the consequences of the actions as set f...

CITP - Exam Study Guide 2 Questions And Answers Types of INFORMANTS - ANS - Anonymous informant - Confidential informant - Unwitting informant - Professional informant - Informants by industry - Private citizen - Criminal / Criminal associate. our judicial systems has adopted the ________ _________ to protect the identities of CI's - ANS what is Informer's Privilege what could be some problems with potential informants - ANS Difficult to control - may ignore instr...

CITP Exam 2; Questions and Answers 100% Solved FRE Correct answer Federal Rules of Evidence Forms of Evidence Correct answer 1. Testimonial 2.Real 3.Demonstrative Voir Dire Correct answer Jury Selection Stages of a criminal trial Correct answer 1. Pre-trial suppression hearings 2. Voir Dire 3. Opening statements from counsel 4. The Case-in-Chief 5. The defense case 6. The rebuttal case 7. Closing arguements 8. the charge to the jury 9. sentencing 10. Post-Trial proceedings

CITP 2102: Exam Questions & Answers Law enforcement notes can include what? - ANSWER-1. written notes 2. photos 3. audio & video recordings 4. computer records 5. phone records 6. texts 7. emails Define Law Enforcement Notes. - ANSWER-Any type of record or instrument that will enable the investigator to recall the larger body of facts at a later time. Who uses Law Enforcement Notes? - ANSWER-1. Fellow investigators 2. Supervisors 3. AUSA/Defensive Attorney 4. Suspect/Defendant/...

CITP Test 5; The Last One! Exam Questions And Answers What are the effects of an explosion? - ANS Thermal Effect Blast Pressure Effect Fragmentation Effect T/F: Thermal effects are generally the most damaging of the three primary effects? - ANS False; Fragmentation is usually the most damaging. What is important to know about thermal effect high explosives? - ANS They produce higher temperature thermal effects but for a shorter duration. What is important to know about ...

Secret keys are ___________ encryption and public/private keys are _________ encryption. - Answer symmetric, asymmetric stakeholders - Answer are not the people who use the system but they are interested in it for other purposes like audits ISACA IS Audit and Assurance Standards - Performance - Answer Engagement Planning Risk Assessment in Planning Performance and Supervision Materiality Evidence Using the Work of Other Experts Irregularity and Illegal Acts COSO - Answer Committee of Sp...

CITP Exam 3 Questions & Answers 2023/2024 Original Jurisdiction - ANSWER-Trial court where the defendant was found guilty or not guilty by the judge or jury. Witnesses testify under oath and evidence is presented. Appellate Jurisdiction - ANSWER-Court that conducts a review of what happened at the trial court. Court only reviews the record for legal errors committed at the trial level. Court does not entertain new evidence or testimony. Classifications of criminal offenses - ANSWER...