What is hacking? Who most commonly engages in hacking, and for what purpose?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer:
Hacking is a slang term for an unauthorized computer or network intrusion.
The individuals who most commonly engage in hacking are rogue or disgruntled employees who have some knowledge of a computer network and are looking to cause damage.
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In the U.S. legal hierarchy, which of the following is considered the highest federal court?
A. circuit court B. appellate court C. family court D. U.S. Supreme Court
Some police departments have plans to put small wireless video cameras on police officers' lapels and to install equipment in patrol cars that will allow officers to remotely monitor video feeds from banks.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Arrested persons are entitled to go free prior to trial unless their freedom would unreasonably endanger society or unless there is a reason to believe they would
a. not appear for trial. b. commit further crimes. c. not pay bail. d. rather be in jail.
The prediction for the most frequent communication barrier will be __________.
A. jargon B. language barrier C. citizens not understanding police "lingo" D. not all citizens listening to media coverage