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1 A warrant is not needed when evidence is in plain sight. A. True B. False

2 The affidavit must be (?) under sworn oath to verify that the information in the affidavit is true. A. recorded B. examined C. notarized D. challenged

3 In general, a criminal case follows three stages: the complaint, the investigation, and the (?). A. prosecution B. litigation C. blotter D. allegation

4 Most digital investigations in the private sector involve (?). A. Internet abuse B. VPN abuse C. misuse of digital assets D. e-mail abuse

5 By the early 1990s, the (?) introduced training on software for forensics investigations. A. IACIS B. FLETC C. CERT D. DDBIA

6 Expert opinions cannot be presented without stating the underlying factual basis. A. True B. False

7 What HTCN certification level requires candidates have three years of experience in computing investigations for law enforcement or corporate cases? A. Certified Computer Forensic Technician, Advanced B. Certified Computer Forensic Technician, Basic C. Certified Computer Crime Investigator, Basic Level D. Certified Computer Crime Investigator, Advanced Level

8 In the United States, there's no state or national licensing body for digital forensics examiners. A. True B. False

9 As an expert witness, you can't testify if you weren't present when the event occurred. A. True B. False

10 Lab costs can be broken down into monthly, (?), and annual expenses. A. daily B. weekly C. bimonthly D. quarterly

11 A forensics analysis of a 6 TB disk, for example, can take several days or weeks. A. True B. False

12 IACIS requires recertification every (?) years to demonstrate continuing work in the field of computer forensics. A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 5

13 Match each item with a statement below: (?) Provides a well-defined, simple guide for expected behavior of forensics examiners. (?) An organization that provides guidelines for its members in the form of a Code of Ethics on how they are expected to perform their duties as forensics examiners. (?) Prescribe the methods by which experts appear before the court. (?) APA's Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct. (?) Are not allowed except in certain limited circumstances. (?) Help you maintain your self-respect and the respect of your profession. (?) An organization that provides a detailed Code of Ethics of Professional Standards Conduct for its members. (?) Standards that others apply to you or that you're compelled to adhere to by external forces. (?) One of the effects of violating court rules or laws. (?) A type of witness that is expected to present unbiased, specialized, and technical evidence to a jury. a. Ethics b. Federal Rules of Evidence (FRE) c. Disqualification d. IACIS e. Codes of professional conduct or responsibility f. Contingency fees g. Ethics Code h. HTCIA i. ISFCE j. Expert witness

14 Maintaining credibility means you must form and sustain unbiased opinions of your cases. A. True B. False

15 The (?) is a principal which essentially says that "evidence collected or analyzed in violation of the U.S. Constitution is inadmissible for criminal prosecution in a court of law." A. rules of ethics B. Third Amendment C. professional codes of conduct D. exclusionary rule

16 People need ethics to help maintain their balance, especially in difficult and contentious situations. A. True B. False

17 Chapter 5, Section 3, of the NISPOM describes the characteristics of a safe storage container. A. True B. False

18 Computer forensics is the exclusive domain of law enforcement. A. True B. False

19 Corporations often follow the (?) doctrine, which is what happens when a civilian or corporate investigative agent delivers evidence to a law enforcement officer. A. gold-tree B. gold-platter C. silver-tree D. silver-platter

20 The (?) has stated that, unlike attorneys, expert witnesses do not owe a duty of loyalty to their clients. A. ISFCE B. IACIS C. HTCIA D. ABA

21 In what court case did the court summarize the process of determining whether an expert should be disqualified because of previous contact with an opposing party? A. Hewlett-Packard Co. v. EMC Corp B. Tidemann v. Nadler Golf Car Sales, Inc. C. Wang Laboratories, Inc. v. Toshiba Corp D. Tidemann v. Toshiba Corp

22 What is the process of searching memory in real time, typically for working with compromised hosts or to identify system abuse? A. Internet forensics B. Disk forensics C. Live system forensics D. Network forensics

23 FRE (?) describes whether the expert is qualified and whether the expert opinion can be helpful. A. 702 B. 703 C. 704 D. 705

24 In a criminal or public case, if you have enough information to support a search warrant, the prosecuting attorney might direct you to submit a(n) (?). A. affidavit B. exhibit report C. blotter D. litigation report

25 (?) are generated at the federal, state, and local levels to show the types and frequency of crimes committed. A. Uniform crime reports B. IDE reports C. ASCLD reports D. HTCN reports