Basic Deputy United States Marshal Integrated (BDUSMI) 2303 Exam 4 Practice

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• What should be included in a court security post-operation return?
• Which of the following is NOT a role of electronic devices in criminal activity?
• Tempered glass is most commonly found on which windows?
• Which action is an essential court security duty during a trial?
• Anti-static bag usage should be used when possible to minimize destruction and damage of data from static discharges.
• What role does interagency training play in BDUSMI readiness?
• What must accompany the return of a search warrant?
• Which GOV is used to open the side to create a position of advantage?
• Which statement is an advantage of using marked local LEO vehicles?
• Which statement describes a primary characteristic of RAM?
• Which statement correctly describes the Mechanics of a Preservation Letter?
• Proper procedure in collecting, preserving, and transporting electronic devices is best described as including which of the following?
• Which statement describes the presence stage of the use-of-force continuum?
• What is the average interior engagement time?
• What best describes the U.S. Marshals' role in fugitive operations?
• How can BDUSMI stay current with changes in statutes and policy?
• When feasible, what should the operator do?
• Which of the following is commonly categorized as a cybercrime?
• Laminated glass is described as which of the following?
• What steps should be followed when handling a suspicious device in a courthouse?
• Is a 30-day extension order allowed for Title III?
• Which statement best differentiates plain view and exigent circumstances in searches?
• Which is a primary step in securing a crime scene when serving a warrant?
• Which step is Breaching in the box method?
• During box containment, which statement describes movement of GOV-3 and GOV-4?
• What is an IP address?
• In a server environment, what is a common limitation that can affect performing searches?
• In kneeling with outside knee/leg up—right side kneeling equals which knee up?
• In witness protection coordination, what is the purpose of ongoing protection?
• When describing shooting platforms with a partner, which term is listed?
• What does ongoing protection entail?
• Which item is included in a pre-operation safety briefing?
• Which action can wake a computer without changing any data?
• Which of the following is a purpose of a search incident to an arrest?
• In the box method, which describes a 'pin'?
• Plain view seizures are allowed under which condition?
• Gaining content from an electronic device requires which instrument?
• Which area is included in the search during a search incident to arrest?
• Which relocation option is typically considered?
• Under which condition is a warrant not required for video recording?
• Which framework is commonly used for incident management in BDUSMI training?
• How many points of cover are identified on an SUV?
• What are the two enemies to electronic evidence?
• Which statement best describes how BDUSMI personnel stay current with policy changes?
• Which are the three categories of exigent circumstances?
• Which principle is emphasized by the Incident Command System (ICS) to avoid confusion during operations?
• Which element is included in the approach phase?
• Hot pursuit requirements include which of the following?
• What are the main elements of VCQB?
• What is the correct medical response for a detainee experiencing an emergency?
• Why might RAM be captured during a digital forensics investigation?
• When must essential Miranda warnings be administered?
• How should confidential informants be managed according to policy?
• Non-electronic items which may be important to investigating electronic crime includes which of the following?
• What two elements are required for voluntary consent?
• Which of the following is a requirement for a search incident to an arrest?
• What is the minimum number of USMS vehicles required for box containment?
• In the moving vehicle high-risk concept, which statement is true?
• Within the Title III Affidavit, which section covers prior applications (ELSUR)?
• Which approach minimizes risk when escorting protected witnesses to court?
• Approximately how many SCADA systems are in use worldwide?
• When handling a privacy or information request, which practice supports compliance with FOIA/Privacy Act requirements?
• Destruction of Evidence permits entry to prevent imminent destruction and to preserve status quo.
• Which of the following is NOT listed as warrantless searches of vehicles?
• What should a post-incident BDUSMI report emphasize?
• Vehicle stop liability suggests that officers can be held liable under which of the following?
• What is the maximum initial time period for a Title III order?
• What is Advertising ID?
• To get a warrant for only stored data, you must apply in which jurisdiction?
• How is evidence integrity preserved in electronic investigations?
• Which statement best differentiates probable cause from reasonable suspicion in BDUSMI operations?
• Duties involved in court security escort for a protected witness include which of the following?
• What is the maximum duration of a Preservation Letter, renewable?
• Which communication type generally does not require Title III?
• When may a DUSM initiate a high-risk vehicle pursuit?
• Which statement best describes a limitation of witness protection duties?
• Which of the following best describes the use of write-blockers in handling digital evidence?
• RAM is best described as what?
• In parking lot takedown method, which GOV moves to open side of the vehicle creating a position of advantage?
• Which action is a consideration for exiting the vehicle?
• Why is legal compliance emphasized in witness protection coordination?
• What is RAM in a computer system?
• In VCQB, which shooting position involves the right shoulder on the ground in urban prone?
• Two-person presence during prisoner transport is used whenever feasible. This policy supports which objective?
• A search incident to arrest allows search of what area?
• Which is a requirement for hot pursuit?
• What hostage or barricade response considerations should BDUSMI officers follow?
• Which action best supports effective post-incident documentation?
• Which statement is included in the BDUSMI role in witness protection?
• What are the two types of consent searches?
• Define chain of custody and its importance in handling evidence.
• Which item is listed as part of occupant control?
• Which statement about photographing and documenting a crime scene is best?
• What is a disadvantage of using a marked unit for a vehicle stop?
• How should a warrant service team coordinate with other agencies?
• Which sequence best describes the use-of-force continuum in BDUSMI procedures?
• Stand-down procedures involve which action?
• When does the public safety exception to Miranda apply?
• During proper procedure, what action is described as a next step after securing the scene?
• What does curvature refer to?
• Two types of stored content.
• What is required when USMS works with local LEOs on traffic stops?
• When a BDUSMI deputy receives a cyber-related evidence request, how should they respond?
• If you suspect a coordinated threat near a courthouse, what actions should you take?
• If audio and video are being observed in real time, what instrument is required?
• What are the two kinds of scene security described for handling the scene?
• Why is ethics important in BDUSMI operations?
• Which step is part of detainee intake verification?
• What is the purpose of deconfliction in joint operations?
• Which of the following is a valid emergency scene requirement?
• What is the opening section of a Title III Affidavit?
• What is the role of BDUSMI personnel during disasters affecting the judiciary?
• What does the term rake describe?
• For engaging mobile/multiple external threats, which action is listed?
• In a post-incident report, which of the following best describes witness statements?
• Under Miranda warnings, when are they required?
• To get a warrant for both stored communication and stored data, in which jurisdiction must you apply?
• Which of the following is a key element of evidence packaging for transport?
• What is the penalty described for a one-party consent recording when the consenting party cannot maintain capture in area where others are present?
• Which of the following is an example of malware?
• How many points of cover are identified on a sedan?
• Which of the following is NOT typically included in a pre-operation safety briefing?
• Non-electronic items which may be important to investigating electronic crime includes which of the following?
• In hostage or barricade situations, which action is recommended?
• Exigent circumstances are best defined as.
• Describe basic steps for safe and compliant report writing?
• What does witness protection coordination with other agencies primarily provide?
• What is the correct approach to handling detainee medical privacy?
• What is the minimum emergency equipment requirement for a vehicle pursuit?
• What is the primary purpose of a security risk assessment for the courthouse?
• Which factor is listed as part of the moving vehicle deadly weapon scenario?
• What is the difference between a writ of replevin and a writ of attachment?
• Which of the following is a key safety measure during prisoner transport in a vehicle?
• Which practice best protects detainee medical privacy?
• Which statement is included in the Title III Affidavit to minimize data collection?
• Which is the correct consideration when fighting inside a vehicle?
• Why is a timeline included in post-incident documentation?
• In the breaching section, which item is described?
• Which line item about box containment is true?
• What is the purpose of using call signs in BDUSMI communications?
• What is the average distance of LEO ambushes when the officer is inside their vehicle?
• A warrant is needed for gathering which type of electronic evidence?
• What constitutes a proper incident debrief after an operation?
• Which of the following should be included in the incident timeline?
• Who can approve a Title III?
• What training standards apply to BDUSMI personnel?
• Which practice best supports maintaining labeling and custody of evidence?
• The scope of a warrantless search/entry is limited to what?
• Which sequence best describes the recommended response when a suspect claims a weapon but does not comply with commands?
• Which best describes the importance of maintaining a clear chain of command during operations?
• Which statement best explains why criminals gravitate to the internet?
• Where can box containment take place?
• Which of the following is an electronic device that may contain evidence?
• Which item is NOT typically included in a proper incident debrief after an operation?
• In a consent search, what is required for the search to be valid?
• Explain the concept of two-person integrity in prisoner handling.
• What is the role of supervisor review in post-incident reporting?
• In post-incident documentation, what is the purpose of the evidence log?
• What is the first step in the box method of high-risk vehicle stops?
• Which method helps protect witnesses during court transport?
• Which statement about ballistics on vehicle stops is correct?
• In a courthouse security risk assessment, which step comes first?
• Which of the following is considered a computer file vulnerability?
• What is the average exterior engagement time?
• Which option describes an alternative to conducting a vehicle stop or containment?
• When does exigency end in hot pursuit?
• During parking lot takedown, which GOV drives forward, actively pinning one of the corners of the subject's front?
• SCADA systems provide automated control and remote monitoring for which sectors?
• When standing, how should you position yourself regarding barriers and thresholds?
• What is the fifth step in the box method?
• Under Title III, the underlying crime must be listed in which section?
• Which statement best describes the objective of post-incident reporting for BDUSMI units?
• Faraday bag usage should be used whenever possible to protect against remote intrusion and/or destruction of evidence contained on cellphones, tablets, and other mobile devices.
• Which action is part of protecting evidence to prevent contamination?
• Which step involves directly approaching the subject's vehicle?
• Electronic devices which may contain evidence includes which of the following?
• True or False: Oral conversations with no justified expectation of privacy are exempt from Title III.
• Executing S/W for computer or data warrant exceptions: Which are exceptions to the standard execution?
• What is the Incident Command System (ICS) used for?
• Which statement best describes consent search limits?
• A subpoena is typically needed to gather which of the following from an electronic device?
• Which best describes the process of coordinating with other agencies on witness protection?
• Under destruction of evidence, the initial requirement is that there must be:
• Which statement reflects a requirement during crowd control?
• What is a typical purpose of the Advertising ID on mobile devices?
• The Title III order is defined as real time intercepts. Which option below correctly reflects this?
• Frisk is best described as a
• Which statement best describes the overall objective of post-incident reporting and witness protection coordination?
• Under Privacy Act guidelines, which approach best handles sensitive information?
• A court order is needed for obtaining which type of electronic evidence?
• Which describes the difference between a search warrant and a consent search?
• Which element is included in the approach phase for vehicle stops?
• Which item is NOT listed as a planning consideration for felony vehicle stops?
• When you suspect counter-surveillance during operations, which action is most appropriate?
• Which statement is NOT described as a reason why felony vehicle stops are high risk?
• What is the purpose of chain-of-custody documentation in evidence transport?
• What is the primary mission of the U.S. Marshals Service?
• In a search incident to arrest of a vehicle, which statement best describes the scope?
• What are the signs of potential counter-surveillance during operations?
• What is metadata?
• Describe a risk assessment framework for high-risk operations?
• DUSMs may participate in a high-risk vehicle pursuit initiated by other agencies if the subject is:
• What is the proper procedure for serving civil process documents?
• In detainee intake, which step involves assessing medical and security status?
• Emergency scene entry is illustrated by which principle?
• In the 'The clear' phase, which statement is accurate?
• In high-risk operations, which component is essential for effective coordination?
• Which practice constitutes essential communications practices for BDUSMI operations?
• What is the purpose of serving civil process?
• What are the basic steps when searching a residence under a warrant?