IPA FLETC EXAM #2 QUESTIONS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Identify the impact of crime on victims? - Correct Answers -Financial, social, spiritual
and Emotional
18 U.S.C. 3521-3528 - Correct Answers -Protection against threat, harm and
intimidation from offender.
Property of victim being held as evidence is returned in good condition
Officers will resist attempt by the defense to obtain the discovery of names, addresses,
phone numbers of victims and witnesses.i
I identify the principal components of "pschological First Aid" techniques and the
communication skills necessary for building effective relationships with victims. - Correct
Answers -The " YOU" stage: intro
The"WE" stage ( Rapport building continue)
The "I" stage
Identify services and rights that law enforcement officers/agents are required to provide
to victims? - Correct Answers -Victim Rights and Restitution Act (VRRA): Mandates
services to be provided by Federal Government agencies
Addresses the agency's responsibilities
Crimes Victim's Rights Act (CVRA)
Establishes court-enforceable victim's rights
Crimes Victim's Rights Act (C.V.R.A.) - Correct Answers -mandatory Rights
-Reasonable protection
-Reasonable, accurate and timely notification
-Not to be excluded from court
-To be reasonably heard
-Reasonable right to confer with a prosecuter
-To full and timely restitution as provided by law
-To proceedings free from unreasonable delay
-To be treated with fairness and respect for dignity and privacy.
LGD-00066 Identify and apply procedures to initiate a firearms trace through the Bureau
of Alcohol, Tobacco, & Firearms. - Correct Answers -To perform a firearms trace, you
must provide the firearm:
· Make (Manufacturer)
· Model
, · Serial Number
· Caliber/Gauge
This will allow, during the course of an investigation, to:
· Connect the firearm to the suspect
· Identify stolen property
· Identify Associates of the suspect
· Identify the source of the firearm
· Assist in proving a violation of the Gun Control Act
· Provide Criminal Intelligence
1. LGD-00098 Identify and apply the elements of 18 U.S.C. § 641 (Theft). - Correct
Answers -To convict a defendant for theft under 18 U.S.C. § 641, a court must prove:
1. That the defendant voluntarily, intentionally, and knowingly;
2. Stole property belonging to the United States or any department or agency thereof;
3. With Intent to deprive the United States of the use or benefit of the property so taken.
Types of Theft that may occur:
· Theft (Intentional taking of government public money, property, or records)
· Embezzlement (Stealing money as a gov. employee who handles gov. money or
property as their job duties)
· Conversion (Misuse of government property, such as driving a government vehicle to
a friend/families house instead of an approved training)
· Receipt of Stolen Property (Knowingly or receiving stolen money, or property - to be
charged, you do not have known that it is government property, only that it is stolen.)
Other Considerations:
· Each individual transaction is a separate charge (i.e. in a case of embezzlement where
money is stolen and transactions made on multiple occasions)
· Defendant need not know that they stole government property to be charged (i.e.
stealing your government issued vehicle out of your driveway, without knowing it was a
gov. vehicle)
Victims Rights and Restitution Act (V.R.R.A.) - Correct Answers -Mandatory services
-Victim Identification
-Reasonable protection
-General info
-Services Referrals
-Notice of case events
-Return of property
-Employer/debt notification
Recognize law enforcement cultural and mindset characteristics impacting management
decisions and training initiatives? - Correct Answers -CULTURE
-Speeding
-roll through stop signs/red lights
-NOT wearing seatbelts
-other driving infractions
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Identify the impact of crime on victims? - Correct Answers -Financial, social, spiritual
and Emotional
18 U.S.C. 3521-3528 - Correct Answers -Protection against threat, harm and
intimidation from offender.
Property of victim being held as evidence is returned in good condition
Officers will resist attempt by the defense to obtain the discovery of names, addresses,
phone numbers of victims and witnesses.i
I identify the principal components of "pschological First Aid" techniques and the
communication skills necessary for building effective relationships with victims. - Correct
Answers -The " YOU" stage: intro
The"WE" stage ( Rapport building continue)
The "I" stage
Identify services and rights that law enforcement officers/agents are required to provide
to victims? - Correct Answers -Victim Rights and Restitution Act (VRRA): Mandates
services to be provided by Federal Government agencies
Addresses the agency's responsibilities
Crimes Victim's Rights Act (CVRA)
Establishes court-enforceable victim's rights
Crimes Victim's Rights Act (C.V.R.A.) - Correct Answers -mandatory Rights
-Reasonable protection
-Reasonable, accurate and timely notification
-Not to be excluded from court
-To be reasonably heard
-Reasonable right to confer with a prosecuter
-To full and timely restitution as provided by law
-To proceedings free from unreasonable delay
-To be treated with fairness and respect for dignity and privacy.
LGD-00066 Identify and apply procedures to initiate a firearms trace through the Bureau
of Alcohol, Tobacco, & Firearms. - Correct Answers -To perform a firearms trace, you
must provide the firearm:
· Make (Manufacturer)
· Model
, · Serial Number
· Caliber/Gauge
This will allow, during the course of an investigation, to:
· Connect the firearm to the suspect
· Identify stolen property
· Identify Associates of the suspect
· Identify the source of the firearm
· Assist in proving a violation of the Gun Control Act
· Provide Criminal Intelligence
1. LGD-00098 Identify and apply the elements of 18 U.S.C. § 641 (Theft). - Correct
Answers -To convict a defendant for theft under 18 U.S.C. § 641, a court must prove:
1. That the defendant voluntarily, intentionally, and knowingly;
2. Stole property belonging to the United States or any department or agency thereof;
3. With Intent to deprive the United States of the use or benefit of the property so taken.
Types of Theft that may occur:
· Theft (Intentional taking of government public money, property, or records)
· Embezzlement (Stealing money as a gov. employee who handles gov. money or
property as their job duties)
· Conversion (Misuse of government property, such as driving a government vehicle to
a friend/families house instead of an approved training)
· Receipt of Stolen Property (Knowingly or receiving stolen money, or property - to be
charged, you do not have known that it is government property, only that it is stolen.)
Other Considerations:
· Each individual transaction is a separate charge (i.e. in a case of embezzlement where
money is stolen and transactions made on multiple occasions)
· Defendant need not know that they stole government property to be charged (i.e.
stealing your government issued vehicle out of your driveway, without knowing it was a
gov. vehicle)
Victims Rights and Restitution Act (V.R.R.A.) - Correct Answers -Mandatory services
-Victim Identification
-Reasonable protection
-General info
-Services Referrals
-Notice of case events
-Return of property
-Employer/debt notification
Recognize law enforcement cultural and mindset characteristics impacting management
decisions and training initiatives? - Correct Answers -CULTURE
-Speeding
-roll through stop signs/red lights
-NOT wearing seatbelts
-other driving infractions
