The U.S. Code separates espionage into two crimes
a. espionage during peace and espionage during war.
b. espionage conducted to aid our enemies and espionage for profit
c. espionage with intent to cause harm to the United States and espionage for personal gratification.
d. espionage with intent to destroy government property and espionage with the intent to give aid to the enemy.
a
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What was it that was created by the USA PATRIOT Act 2001?
a. The Transportation Security Administration b. The Federal Air Marshall Program c. The US Border Services Agency d. The Department of Homeland Security
Furedi (2005) views the recent public response to online paedophilia as symptomatic of what he calls our contemporary ______, one which is beset by ‘obsessive preoccupations about safety’?
a. culture of fear b. rationality c. call-and-response d. moral decay
Stolen property, where the value of the property is small enough to be classified as a misdemeanor is called__________________ larceny
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Studies have found that many transferred juveniles were not violent offenders but repeat property offenders
Indicate whether the statement is true or false