CITP Exam 3 | COMPLETE EXAM REVIEW | ACCURATE
ANSWERS | UPDATED 2026 STUDY MATERIALS
• What is the primary advantage of using two surveillants in a car during a vehicle
surveillance? -✓✓ANSWER: The driver can concentrate primarily on driving and
the passenger can concentrate on observing
• Terrorism -✓✓ANSWER: An activity that involves a violent act or an act
dangerous to human life, property, or infrastructure
• Domestic Terrorism -✓✓ANSWER: The unlawful use, or threatened use, of force
or violence by a group or individual based and operating entirely within the US or
Puerto Rico
• Hierarchical Structure -✓✓ANSWER: Well-defined vertical chain of command,
control, and responsibility. organizational channels that Data and intelligence
flows up and down but may not necessarily move correspond to these vertical
chains, horizontally through the organization.
• Anti-Terrorism -✓✓ANSWER: Defensive measures used to reduce the
vulnerability of individuals and property to terrorist acts, to include rapid
containment by local military and civilian forces. (DOD Joint Publication, 2016)
• Counterterrorism (CT) -✓✓ANSWER: Direct actions taken against terrorist
networks and indirect actions to influence and render global and regional
environments inhospitable to terrorist networks.
,• Indicators -✓✓ANSWER: Observable actions that, based on analysis of past
known behaviors and characteristics, collectively suggests that a person may be
committing, preparing to commit or has committed an unlawful act.
• 3 phases of Terrorist Attack Model -✓✓ANSWER: Decision, Planning and
Execution
• Attack -✓✓ANSWER: Ideologically or politically motivated act of violence against
a specific target or targets that is either preplanned or opportunistic in the
furtherance of social or political objectives by violent extremist.
• The 5 components of radicalization -✓✓ANSWER: Personal factors, Group
factors, Community factors, Socio-political factors, Ideological factors
• Inhibitors during mobilization -✓✓ANSWER: Back away from violence
Modify plans
Demobilize
• Mobilizing -✓✓ANSWER: The speech or beliefs of an individual or group are
protected until an illegal act is committed, then it is classified as this.
• Mobilization -✓✓ANSWER: The process through which radicalized individuals
undergo preparatory type activities as individual or group training, capability
building, etc.
• Department of State, Bureau of Counterterrorism -✓✓ANSWER: Continuously
monitors the activities of the Foreign Terrorist Organizations list.
, • Person, Papers, houses, and effects -✓✓ANSWER: The items protected in the
fourth amendment.
• No. -✓✓ANSWER: Do fingerprints have a reasonable expectation of privacy?
• Exclusionary Rule -✓✓ANSWER: Prevents misconduct by Law Enforcement and
excludes evidence if it is seized unlawfully.
• Good Faith Doctrine -✓✓ANSWER: Exception to the exclusionary rule when
evidence is seized when relying on a warrant that was obtained legally.
• Inevitable Discovery -✓✓ANSWER: Exception to the exclusionary rule when
evidence will be admissible if prosecution can establish by a preponderance of
evidence that it ultimately would have been discovered by lawful means.
• Impeachment -✓✓ANSWER: Exception to the exclusionary rule in which a
defendant testifies falsely and during cross examination, their credibility as a
witness is attacked.
• Probable Cause, Arrest authority and lawful right to access suspect -
✓✓ANSWER: The requirements of a lawful arrest
• A marshal or other authorized officer -✓✓ANSWER: Who can execute an arrest
warrant
ANSWERS | UPDATED 2026 STUDY MATERIALS
• What is the primary advantage of using two surveillants in a car during a vehicle
surveillance? -✓✓ANSWER: The driver can concentrate primarily on driving and
the passenger can concentrate on observing
• Terrorism -✓✓ANSWER: An activity that involves a violent act or an act
dangerous to human life, property, or infrastructure
• Domestic Terrorism -✓✓ANSWER: The unlawful use, or threatened use, of force
or violence by a group or individual based and operating entirely within the US or
Puerto Rico
• Hierarchical Structure -✓✓ANSWER: Well-defined vertical chain of command,
control, and responsibility. organizational channels that Data and intelligence
flows up and down but may not necessarily move correspond to these vertical
chains, horizontally through the organization.
• Anti-Terrorism -✓✓ANSWER: Defensive measures used to reduce the
vulnerability of individuals and property to terrorist acts, to include rapid
containment by local military and civilian forces. (DOD Joint Publication, 2016)
• Counterterrorism (CT) -✓✓ANSWER: Direct actions taken against terrorist
networks and indirect actions to influence and render global and regional
environments inhospitable to terrorist networks.
,• Indicators -✓✓ANSWER: Observable actions that, based on analysis of past
known behaviors and characteristics, collectively suggests that a person may be
committing, preparing to commit or has committed an unlawful act.
• 3 phases of Terrorist Attack Model -✓✓ANSWER: Decision, Planning and
Execution
• Attack -✓✓ANSWER: Ideologically or politically motivated act of violence against
a specific target or targets that is either preplanned or opportunistic in the
furtherance of social or political objectives by violent extremist.
• The 5 components of radicalization -✓✓ANSWER: Personal factors, Group
factors, Community factors, Socio-political factors, Ideological factors
• Inhibitors during mobilization -✓✓ANSWER: Back away from violence
Modify plans
Demobilize
• Mobilizing -✓✓ANSWER: The speech or beliefs of an individual or group are
protected until an illegal act is committed, then it is classified as this.
• Mobilization -✓✓ANSWER: The process through which radicalized individuals
undergo preparatory type activities as individual or group training, capability
building, etc.
• Department of State, Bureau of Counterterrorism -✓✓ANSWER: Continuously
monitors the activities of the Foreign Terrorist Organizations list.
, • Person, Papers, houses, and effects -✓✓ANSWER: The items protected in the
fourth amendment.
• No. -✓✓ANSWER: Do fingerprints have a reasonable expectation of privacy?
• Exclusionary Rule -✓✓ANSWER: Prevents misconduct by Law Enforcement and
excludes evidence if it is seized unlawfully.
• Good Faith Doctrine -✓✓ANSWER: Exception to the exclusionary rule when
evidence is seized when relying on a warrant that was obtained legally.
• Inevitable Discovery -✓✓ANSWER: Exception to the exclusionary rule when
evidence will be admissible if prosecution can establish by a preponderance of
evidence that it ultimately would have been discovered by lawful means.
• Impeachment -✓✓ANSWER: Exception to the exclusionary rule in which a
defendant testifies falsely and during cross examination, their credibility as a
witness is attacked.
• Probable Cause, Arrest authority and lawful right to access suspect -
✓✓ANSWER: The requirements of a lawful arrest
• A marshal or other authorized officer -✓✓ANSWER: Who can execute an arrest
warrant
