NR 395 COURSEWORK 2026 ACTUAL TEST
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◉ bias incidents.
Answer: an act that is not illegal but is an expression of the
aggressor's hatred of the victim's kind of person
◉ confirmed terrorist attacks.
Answer: incidents in which law enforcement agencies have
identified the group responsible and the political motive
◉ cyberstalking.
Answer: the use of email, postings on internet websites, and other
web-based and mobile social media of communication to threaten
and harass someone
◉ domestic terrorism.
Answer: attacks to advance a political cause launched by groups
within a country
◉ hate crime.
,Answer: an offense that is committed because of the perpetrator's
hatred of people who are similar to the victim
◉ international terrorism.
Answer: politically motivated attacks carried out by groups based in
or originating from foreign countries
◉ preventions.
Answer: an FBI term to describe terrorist plots that were thwarted
◉ proxy stalking.
Answer: the recruitment of a third party by a stalker to carry out the
actual surveillance and shadowing of the target
◉ stalking.
Answer: the carrying out repeatedly of specific unwanted harassing
and ominous behaviors that threaten bodily injury by one person
against another
◉ suspected terrorist attacks.
Answer: an FBI categorization about unsolved offenses in which the
perpetrator's motives cannot be confirmed
, ◉ abuse of discretionary authority.
Answer: when a person, acting in an official capacity, takes unfair
advantage of an ability to make choices and thereby violates the
rights of victims or offenders
◉ attached.
Answer: to seize earnings and hand them over to victims as part of a
restitution obligation
◉ battery.
Answer: in both criminal and tort law, an unlawful use of force
intended to be offensive or harmful to the recipient
◉ causes of action.
Answer: in civil lawsuits, the allegation that the harm suffered by the
plaintiff (victim) was a direct and proximate result of the
defendant's behavior
◉ community service.
Answer: an alternative sentence that compels offenders to pay back
society as a whole by performing useful labor
◉ compensatory damages.
PAPER QUESTIONS SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
COMPLETE STUDY PACKAGE
◉ bias incidents.
Answer: an act that is not illegal but is an expression of the
aggressor's hatred of the victim's kind of person
◉ confirmed terrorist attacks.
Answer: incidents in which law enforcement agencies have
identified the group responsible and the political motive
◉ cyberstalking.
Answer: the use of email, postings on internet websites, and other
web-based and mobile social media of communication to threaten
and harass someone
◉ domestic terrorism.
Answer: attacks to advance a political cause launched by groups
within a country
◉ hate crime.
,Answer: an offense that is committed because of the perpetrator's
hatred of people who are similar to the victim
◉ international terrorism.
Answer: politically motivated attacks carried out by groups based in
or originating from foreign countries
◉ preventions.
Answer: an FBI term to describe terrorist plots that were thwarted
◉ proxy stalking.
Answer: the recruitment of a third party by a stalker to carry out the
actual surveillance and shadowing of the target
◉ stalking.
Answer: the carrying out repeatedly of specific unwanted harassing
and ominous behaviors that threaten bodily injury by one person
against another
◉ suspected terrorist attacks.
Answer: an FBI categorization about unsolved offenses in which the
perpetrator's motives cannot be confirmed
, ◉ abuse of discretionary authority.
Answer: when a person, acting in an official capacity, takes unfair
advantage of an ability to make choices and thereby violates the
rights of victims or offenders
◉ attached.
Answer: to seize earnings and hand them over to victims as part of a
restitution obligation
◉ battery.
Answer: in both criminal and tort law, an unlawful use of force
intended to be offensive or harmful to the recipient
◉ causes of action.
Answer: in civil lawsuits, the allegation that the harm suffered by the
plaintiff (victim) was a direct and proximate result of the
defendant's behavior
◉ community service.
Answer: an alternative sentence that compels offenders to pay back
society as a whole by performing useful labor
◉ compensatory damages.
