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3. Which of the following is least likely to be subject to Europes General Data Protection Regulation after May 25, 2018? A. A data aggregator based in Luxembourg, which has one hundred German employees. B. A Dayton, Ohio company that sells forklift trucks to an exclusively North American marketplace and employs one French resident. C. An Egyptian brick and mortar company with consumers and employees located solely within Egypt. D. An Italian public health department with medical records dating back three years relating to patients from around the world.

4. Which of the following is accurate regarding European and United States privacy law? A. Both bodies of law apply a sectorial approach to privacy. B. Privacy is a constitutionally protected right in both bodies of law. C. Both bodies of law predominantly self-regulate privacy rights. D. Cultural attitudes towards privacy shape legislation and regulation.

5. Which of the following best exemplifies a sectorial approach to privacy law? A. Ohios Data Breach Notification Law B. The Fair Credit Reporting Act C. The Electronic Communications Privacy Act D. The General Data Protection Regulation

6. Law enforcement is convinced that Dale Gribble is running an illegal cigarette smuggling ring from the confines of his basement in Arlen, Texas. Police believe that Dale is conducting illegal sales via both telephone communication and email. Police also believe that Dale has been running this smuggling ring for the past seven months (approximately 210 days). Police do not believe that they have enough information to make a probable cause showing. Which of the following statutes gives law enforcement the best opportunity to gather the most evidence based on the information they currently have? A. The Electronic Communications Privacy Act B. The Wiretap Act C. The Stored Communications Act D. The Pen Register Act

7. Of the questions below, which is the first to be considered in a Fourth Amendment privacy analysis? A. Is there a compelling state interest? B. Is the search reasonable? C. Is there a reasonable expectation of privacy? D. Is the alleged search of seizure executed by the government?

8. Which of the following would carry the most weight during briefing and oral argument at the International Court of Justice (ICJ)? A. Customs relating to the law of the sea B. Vienna Convention on Consular Relations C. The Nicaragua decision issued by the ICJ D. Brownlies Principles of Public International Law by James Crawford.

9. Which of the following is a term for a device setup to record the actions of an intruder? A. Honeypots. B. Flypaper. C. Rattraps. D. Landmine.

10. The Katz test looks to which two factors to determine whether a reasonable expectation of privacy exists? A. Economic costs and established precedent. B. Current technological advanced and steps taken by accused to maintain privacy. C. Societys preparation to accept such an expectation of privacy and steps taken by accused to maintain privacy. D. Societys preparation to accept such expectation and the economic costs to taxpayers.

11. Which of the following is not an exception to the warrant based upon probable cause requirement of the Fourth Amendment? A. Consent. B. Search Incident to Arrest. C. Exigent Circumstances. D. Smartphone Exception.

12. The 2011 Aaron Barr event against the hacktivist group Anonymous demonstrates what important lesson for businesses with respect to cybersecurity? A. Businesses should invest large sums of money in media consultants. B. Businesses should invest in physical, administrative, and technical safeguards. C. Businesses should cooperate with decentralized hacking groups. D. Businesses should avoid advertising strong cybersecurity protections.