Which of the following is an accurate characterization of corruption in law enforcement? a. It is more common in federal law enforcement agencies than state ones. b. It is practically nonexistent among U.S. law enforcement agencies. c. It is typically an issue with officers who do drug enforcement. d. It is a challenge that only some law enforcement agencies struggle with. A common tactic used by law enforcement involves an operative buying drugs from a seller. When arrests are made, the seller is then "flipped" to become: a. an extra. b. a patient. c. an officer. d. an informant. The Fourth Amendment limits law enforcement by requiring evidence to be collected with a warrant. What is this called? a. The Brady rule b. The exclusionary rule c. The reactionary rule d. The inadmissibility rule What is a key difference between the two types of forfeiture laws? a. Which agency has jurisdiction b. Where the charges are tried c. The level of proof needed d. The appeal process that takes place Which act restricts who can be involved in civilian law enforcement? a. Posse Comitatus Act b. Controlled Substances Act c. Bank Secrecy Act d. Tax Reform Act of 1976 Which of the following government bodies does not have at least partial responsibility for drug law enforcement? a. The Department of Education b. Postal Inspection Service c. The Department of Justice d. Homeland Security Which government bo