BDOC PACKAGED II 2026 COMPLETE REVIEW
SCRIPT TESTED QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS
◉ VWAP Victim Definition
Answer: VWAP defines a victim as a person who has suffered direct
physical, emotional, or financial harm as a result of an offense.
◉ When the victim is a juvenile, incompetent, incapacitated, or
deceased; who will be the victim for VWAP purposes?
Answer: - Spouse
- Legal Guardian
- Parent
- Child
- Sibling
- Family Member
- Person designated by the court
◉ VWAP Witness Definition
Answer: A witness is defined as a person who has info. or evidence
of a crime and provides that info. or evidence to the AF.
,- A witness is not the person allegedly involved in the crime of a
suspect, conspirator, or accomplice.
◉ All Victims and Witnesses have the following rights:
Answer: - The right to be treated w/fairness & respect for their
dignity & privacy.
- To be reasonably protected from the accused offender.
- To be notified of court proceedings.
- To be present at all public court proceedings related to the offense.
- To confer w/the attorney for the government in the case.
- To receive restitution, when available.
- To be informed about the conviction, sentencing, imprisonment,
parole eligibility, & release of the offender.
◉ Four Phases of the Judicial Process:
Answer: - Response
- Investigation
- Prosecution
- Confinement
◉ Four Steps VWAP requires personnel to complete:
Answer: - The first step is to identify victims & witness entitled to
assistance under VWAP.
,(Military & Civilian personnel are eligible)
- Once an eligible victim or witness has been identified, the second
step is to promptly inform them of available emergency medical &
social care when circumstances dictate.
- The third step is to provide victims and witnesses w/a DD Form
2701, Initial Info. for Victims & Witnesses of Crime Pamphlet.
- The fourth step is to advise victims & witnesses to immediately
report any intimidation or harassment to the BDOC and the
appropriate investigating agency.
(Civilian agency, S2I, AFOSI, etc.)
Inform Victims & Witnesses that criminal action may be taken
against individuals who threaten, retaliate against, intimidate, or
obstruct their testimony.
◉ What will BDOC report incidents involving? (VWAP)
Answer: - Harassment
- Intimidation
- Persons requiring protection
To the 30 SFS/S2I
◉ Blood-borne pathogens (BBPs)
Answer: Pathogenic microorganisms that are presents in human
blood and can cause disease in humans.
- Hepatitis-B virus (HBV)
, - Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
Other Potentially Infectious Materials means:
- Semen
- Vaginal Secretions
- Cerebrospinal Fluid
- Synorival Fluid
- Pleural Fluid
- Pericardial Fluid
- Peritoneal Fluid
- Amniotic Fluid
- Saliva in dental procedures
◉ Jurisdiction Definition
Answer: SF Personnel have the authority to enforce federal & state
law within the governed jurisdiction of VSFB.
◉ Exclusive Jurisdiction Definition
Answer: Gives the federal government exclusive rights to prosecute
an offense.
◉ Concurrent Jurisdiction Definition
SCRIPT TESTED QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS
◉ VWAP Victim Definition
Answer: VWAP defines a victim as a person who has suffered direct
physical, emotional, or financial harm as a result of an offense.
◉ When the victim is a juvenile, incompetent, incapacitated, or
deceased; who will be the victim for VWAP purposes?
Answer: - Spouse
- Legal Guardian
- Parent
- Child
- Sibling
- Family Member
- Person designated by the court
◉ VWAP Witness Definition
Answer: A witness is defined as a person who has info. or evidence
of a crime and provides that info. or evidence to the AF.
,- A witness is not the person allegedly involved in the crime of a
suspect, conspirator, or accomplice.
◉ All Victims and Witnesses have the following rights:
Answer: - The right to be treated w/fairness & respect for their
dignity & privacy.
- To be reasonably protected from the accused offender.
- To be notified of court proceedings.
- To be present at all public court proceedings related to the offense.
- To confer w/the attorney for the government in the case.
- To receive restitution, when available.
- To be informed about the conviction, sentencing, imprisonment,
parole eligibility, & release of the offender.
◉ Four Phases of the Judicial Process:
Answer: - Response
- Investigation
- Prosecution
- Confinement
◉ Four Steps VWAP requires personnel to complete:
Answer: - The first step is to identify victims & witness entitled to
assistance under VWAP.
,(Military & Civilian personnel are eligible)
- Once an eligible victim or witness has been identified, the second
step is to promptly inform them of available emergency medical &
social care when circumstances dictate.
- The third step is to provide victims and witnesses w/a DD Form
2701, Initial Info. for Victims & Witnesses of Crime Pamphlet.
- The fourth step is to advise victims & witnesses to immediately
report any intimidation or harassment to the BDOC and the
appropriate investigating agency.
(Civilian agency, S2I, AFOSI, etc.)
Inform Victims & Witnesses that criminal action may be taken
against individuals who threaten, retaliate against, intimidate, or
obstruct their testimony.
◉ What will BDOC report incidents involving? (VWAP)
Answer: - Harassment
- Intimidation
- Persons requiring protection
To the 30 SFS/S2I
◉ Blood-borne pathogens (BBPs)
Answer: Pathogenic microorganisms that are presents in human
blood and can cause disease in humans.
- Hepatitis-B virus (HBV)
, - Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
Other Potentially Infectious Materials means:
- Semen
- Vaginal Secretions
- Cerebrospinal Fluid
- Synorival Fluid
- Pleural Fluid
- Pericardial Fluid
- Peritoneal Fluid
- Amniotic Fluid
- Saliva in dental procedures
◉ Jurisdiction Definition
Answer: SF Personnel have the authority to enforce federal & state
law within the governed jurisdiction of VSFB.
◉ Exclusive Jurisdiction Definition
Answer: Gives the federal government exclusive rights to prosecute
an offense.
◉ Concurrent Jurisdiction Definition
