the future of criminal justice chapter 18 frank schmalleger criminal justice today 13 th edition

The Future of Criminal Justice

Chapter 18

Frank Schmalleger

Criminal Justice Today13th Edition

Criminal Justice Today, 13th EditionFrank Schmalleger

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To your knowledge, have you or anyone you know been the victim of a cybercrime?

1. Yes

2. No

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Tricking people into giving out passwords or breaking normal security is an exampleof:

1. Biocrime

2. Social engineering

3. Social hacking

4. Cyber-sleuthing

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2. Social engineering



Which of the following is a type of cybercrime?

1. Communications for conspiracy via the internet

2. Disseminating offensive materials via the internet

3. Electronic money-laundering

4. All of the above is cybercrime.

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4. All the above is cybercrime.



Programs designed to secretly invade a computer system in order to modify how it operates or alter stored information is:

1. A type of phishing

2. A virus

3. Spam

4. Software piracy

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2. A virus



In a phishing scheme, official-looking emailsare intended to elicit responses from victims, directing them to phony websitesintended to steal valuable information like credit card numbers, social securitynumbers, user IDs, and passwords.

1. True

2. False

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1. True



A student changes her final grade in a class through unauthorized access into the

college’s computer system. This is an example of what?

1. Malware

2. Software piracy

3. Hacking

4. Encrypting

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3. Hacking



I have downloaded software without authorization.

1. Yes, but I didn’t know it was against the law.

2. Yes, but I do not agree with the law.

3. No, I have not.

4. I am not sure.

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Survey Question




A weapon of mass destruction (WMD) is a

chemical, biological or nuclear weaponthat has the potential to cause masscasualties.

1. True

2. False

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1. True



Which of the following best reflects your

opinion?

1. I believe that an enemy of the U.S. has and will use a WMD.

2. I believe that the next terrorist attack against the U.S. will involve the use of viruses, bacteria, or deadly toxins.

3. I don’t believe we are in danger of WMDs or bioterrorism.

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Survey Question




Which of the following best reflects your

opinion regarding the use of “bait cars” by police?

1. I believe it is a form of entrapment. Police should not be allowed to bait people into stealing cars.

2. Bait cars are a great way to protect the public and get potential car thieves off the streets.

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Survey Question




Which of the following would you like to

know more about in terms of its use in law enforcement?

1. DNA fingerprinting

2. Night vision

3. Digital imaging devices

4. Thermography

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Survey Question




The Bertillon System now replaces the use of fingerprints for identification.

1. True

2. False

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2. False



As a criminalist, I would be interested in ________________ as a career.

1. Ballistics (analyzing weapons, ammunition)

2. Medical pathology (determining the cause of death)

3. Forensic anthropology (reconstructing the likeness of decomposed dead bodies)

4. Crime lab technician

5. Crime scene technician

6. Crime scene photography

7. I don’t plan to go into forensics

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Survey Question




DNA profiling uses biological residue from the crime scene to aid in identifying a suspect which might:

1. Demonstrate that a person of interest is guilty

2. Prove that a person of interest is innocent

3. Both 1 and 2 are possibilities once the DNA results are reviewed.

4. I don’t understand DNA profiling.

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3. Both 1 and 2 are possibilities once the DNA results are reviewed.



The developing field of artificial intelligence uses computers to make inferences basedon available information and to draw conclusions or to make recommendations to the system’s operators. What are these computer models often called?

1. Expert systems

2. The CODIS

3. METAPOL

4. Assisted systems

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1. Expert systems



Which of the following is NOT predicted to be a capability that augmented reality will offer police officers?

1. Real-time language translation

2. Advanced optics and audio amplification

3. Automated weapon-firing

4. Facial, voiceprint, and other biometric recognition data of known criminals

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3. Automated weapon-firing



Which of the following best represents yourview of technological advances in policing?

1. They are a good thing because they will better enable police to control crime.

2. I am skeptical because these advances will enable police to monitor so much that it will inevitably lead to violations of personal privacy.

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What type of crime do you think poses the greatest threat to our society going forward?

1. Identity theft

2. Bank or credit card fraud

3. Cyberstalking

4. Terrorism

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How might technological advances ininvestigative techniques threaten individual rights guaranteed by the Constitution?

1. Clear intrusion

2. Minimal

3. None

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