12/15/23, 5:15 PM Quiz: Ethics in Forensics: CJUS542: Advanced Cybercrime Investigation (D01)
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Quiz: Ethics in Forensics
Due Dec 15 at 11 :59pm
Time Limit 60 Minutes
Instructions
The quiz:
Points 75 Questions 20
•Covers the Textbook material from Module 6: Week 6 -Module 8: Week 8.
•Contains 20 multiple-choice, true/false, and short answer questions.
•Is limited to 1 hour.
•Allows 1 attempt.
•Is worth 75 points.
Submit this assignment by 11 :59 p.m. (ET) on Friday of Module 8: Week 8.
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Question 1
Score
63.75 out of 75 *
3.75 I 3.75 pts
Which files provide helpful information to an e-mail investigation?
Configuration and batch files
Sign In
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@ Log and configuration files
Log files and scripts
.rts and .txt files
Question 2 3.75 I 3.75 pts
In an e-mail address, what symbol separates the domain name
from the rest of the address?
#
@
Question 3 3.75 I 3.75 pts
Forensic linguistics encompasses civil cases, criminal cases,
cyberterrorism cases, and other legal proceedings.
True
False
Question 4 3.75 I 3.75 pts
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Which devices have been replaced by iPods, iPads, and other
mobile devices for personal use?
SDHCs
PDAs
CFs
MMCs
Question 5 3.75 / 3.75 pts
Where do phones typically store system data?
EROM
PROM
@ EEPROM
ROM
Question 6 3.75 / 3.75 pts
TOMA can operate in the cell phone (800 to 1000 MHz) or PCS
(1900 MHz) frequency.
@ True
False
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Question 7 3.75 / 3.75 pts
Which tool can be used to bypass a virtual machine's hypervisor,
and can be used with OpenStack?
Open Forensics
@ FROST
WinHex
ARC
Question 8 3.75 I 3.75 pts
At what offset is a prefetch file's create date and time located?
Ox80
Ox88
Ox90
Ox98
Question 9 3.75 I 3.75 pts
In 1999, Salesforce.com developed a customer relationship
management (CRM) Web service that applied digital marketing
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research to business subscribers so that they could do their own
market analysis; this service eventually led the way to the cloud.
True
False
Question 10 3.75 / 3.75 pts
Anything an investigator writes down as part of examination for a
report in a civil litigation case is subject to which action from the
opposing attorney?
Subpoena
•Discovery
Publication
Deposition
Question 11 3.75 / 3.75 pts
What section of a report can be used for material such as raw
data, figures not used in the body of the report, and anticipated
exhibits?
The conclusions
The discussions
The references
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The appendixes
Question 12 3.75 I 3.75 pts
Signposts assist readers in scanning the text quickly by
highlighting the main points and logical development of
information.
True
False
Question 13 3.75 I 3.75 pts
What optional phase of a trial typically involves an issue raised
during cross-examination of a witness?
Rebuttal
Conferencing
Closing arguments
In camera proceedings
Question 14 0 I 3.75 pts
What term refers to rejecting potential jurors?
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Voir dire
Rebuttal
Striking
Venire
Question 15 3.75 I 3.75 pts
Motion in limine includes voir dire of venireman, strikes, and
seating of jurors.
True
@ False
Question 16 3.75 I 3.75 pts
Which document offers comprehensive guidance for
psychologists, with an entire section devoted to forensics
activities?
AMA's Code of Conduct
ABA's Model Rule
APA's Ethics Code
ABA's Model Codes
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Question 17 3.75 I 3.75 pts
What are the most important laws applying to attorneys and
witnesses?
Professional codes of conduct
Rules of ethics
@ Rules of evidence
Professional ethics
Question 18 3.75 I 3.75 pts
There are inherent conflicts between the goals of attorneys and the
goals of scientists or technicians (experts).
True
False
Question 19 Not yet graded / 3. 75 pts
What are the procedures followed during a trial?
Your Answer:
The procedures followed during a trial can vary depending on the legal
system and jurisdiction, but generally, they include the following key steps:
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1. Opening Statements: The trial begins with opening statements from
both the prosecution and defense. Here, attorneys outline their case
and provide an overview of the evidence they plan to present.
2. Presentation of Evidence:
oThe prosecution presents its case first, calling witnesses
and introducing evidence to support its claims.
oThe defense has the opportunity to cross-examine the
prosecution's witnesses.
0 After the prosecution's case, the defense presents its case,
calling witnesses and introducing evidence.
0 The prosecution has the opportunity to cross-examine the
defense's witnesses.
3. Examination of Witnesses:
oDirect Examination: Attorneys question their own witnesses
to elicit testimony that supports their case.
° Cross-Examination: Attorneys question the opposing party's
witnesses to challenge or discredit their testimony.
4. Introduction of Evidence: Both parties introduce physical evidence,
documents, and exhibits to support their arguments.
5. Objections: Attorneys may raise objections to the admissibility of
evidence or the way questions are phrased. The judge rules on these
objections.
6. Jury Instructions: Before closing arguments, the judge instructs the
jury on the relevant laws and legal standards they should apply.
7. Closing Arguments: Attorneys present their final arguments,
summarizing the evidence and emphasizing key points that support
their case.
8. Jury Deliberation: The case is then handed over to the jury, who
deliberates in private to reach a verdict.
9. Verdict: The jury returns with a verdict, which may be guilty, not guilty,
or, in some cases, a hung jury (if they cannot reach a unanimous
decision).
10. Sentencing (if applicable): If the verdict is guilty, a separate
sentencing phase may occur to determine the appropriate
punishment.
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11. Appeals (if applicable): If either party is dissatisfied with the outcome,
they may have the option to appeal the decision to a higher court.
Question 20 Not yet graded/ 3.75 pts
Why is it difficult to enforce any professional organization's ethical
guidelines?
Your Answer:
Enforcing ethical guidelines for any professional organization poses
challenges arising from multiple factors. To begin with, these guidelines
are frequently subjective, varying significantly based on personal beliefs,
cultural norms, and societal values. Creating a universally accepted set of
ethical standards becomes a formidable task in light of this diversity.
Additionally, the enforcement of such guidelines is hindered by the
absence of a governing body endowed with the authority to ensure
compliance. In the realm of expert witnesses, the absence of a definitive
code of ethics necessitates individuals to establish their own ethical
standards, fostering potential inconsistencies and disparities in ethical
conduct. Lastly, even if a code of ethics is in place, the monitoring and
assurance of adherence become difficult due to the often private nature of
professional work.
Quiz Score: 63.75 out of 75
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