CJUS 400 Test 4
CJUS 400 Test 4 Liberty University
CJUS 400 Quiz: Accomplices, Inchoate Crimes, Homicides, and Freedom Limitations
CJUS 400 Quiz 1 Criminal Law Fundamentals, Limits, Responsibility, and Defenses
CJUS 400 Quiz: Crimes Against Persons and Property
CJUS 400 Quiz: Substance Abuse, Terrorism, and Other Specialized Crimes
- Which is the following is not a category of crime under the rules of war?
- What limits the transaction cost of the Hawala system?
- Which historical event led to the first use of the word terrorism?
- Who began the codification of the rules of war?
- After the Supreme Court’s McNally decision, the definition of wire fraud was expanded to include a scheme to deprive another of .
- What year marked the beginning of a concentrated federal and state effort against criminal organizations like the Mafia, an effort that included passing the RICO statute?
- As a result of the federal Control Substances Act, when states adopted their own controlled substances acts they usually included the requirement that the possession be done .
- Which of the following is TRUE of the war against illegal drugs?
- At least how many states have adopted antiterrorism laws?
- Which of the following statements properly distinguishes civil from criminal contempt?
- Which of the following is NOT true of the first drug law enacted in the United States?
- What must occur for courts to uphold a judge’s summary ruling of contempt?
- Which of the following does the textbook not mention as having resulted in prosecution for violations of the Travel Act?
- Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the July 2012 National Counterterrorism Center report about terrorist attacks in 2011?
- Which of the following is not a method illegal immigrants typically use to enter the United States?
- What word or phrase led to a finding of criminal contempt, later reversed by the Supreme Court, in Eaton v. City of Tulsa?
- Why would a U.S. citizen likely enter into a fraudulent marriage with a foreign national?
- What percentage of illegal immigrants arrive legally but then overstay their visas??
- What is the principal federal money laundering statute?
- Which of the following is not a major difficulty with defining terrorism?
- Why is cocaine a particularly dangerous drug?
- In the wake of the Gonzales v. Raich decision, what seems to be the prevailing view of the prerequisite for federal jurisdiction under RICO?
- Which of the following does the FDA require a firm or person to show if they wish to market and sell a drug in the United States?
- To what extent must a person be able to carry out their threat in order to be convicted under state antiterrorism laws?
- Which president began the practice of “extraordinary rendition”?
- Which of the following is TRUE in 2016?
- How did Congress respond to the Supreme Court’s decision in United States v. Santos?
- The analysis under the federal drug-induced death statute appears to be different from the interpretation of many of the state statutes.
- In which case did the Supreme Court first consider the right to appointed counsel in civil contempt proceedings?
- Why does the United States need a definition of terrorism for criminal law purposes?
- Which of the following is required for a conviction for criminal contempt?
- What is a consequence of the designation of a group as a “foreign terrorist organization”?
- Which of the following is not a typical way that money is laundered?
- In what instances have the Justice Department and all 94 U.S. attorney offices most recently permitted states to pass recreational-use marijuana laws?
- Of what crime was Al Capone finally convicted?
- Which of the following is not part of the standard elements of terrorism under most state laws?
- Why was the defendant in State v. De La Portilla found to be in indirect contempt?
- XXX Which of the following is not an accurate statement?
- According to the Supreme Court decision in United States v. Hassan, proof of possession may be satisfied by which of the following?
- Prior to 1970, why was it so difficult to prosecute the leaders of organized crime?
- What is the term for returning a portion of the purchase price in a sales transaction to the buyer?
- What central issue often arises when a state attempts to pass an immigration law?
- Which of the following BEST describes the “booze it and lose it” laws?
- What does the “usable quantity” rule contend?
- How were RICO and “little RICO” laws different from those that had come before?
- Which of the following would most likely NOT be considered “operating a motor vehicle” by a law enforcement officer or a court?
- Which of the following clauses was invoked in Gonzales v. Raich?
- What happened to immigration reform legislation in 2013?
- Which of the following cases found a lack of federal RICO jurisdiction over the defendants?
- Which of the following is not an advantage of federal prosecution?