V1 Unit 2 CDC's Overall Review
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- 1.(011) The authority, capacity, power, and right of the military to police their own is known as
- A.
Military presence.
- B.
Military jurisdiction.
- C.
Legal precedence.
- D.
Military law.
- 2.(011) Federal statutes are laws passed by Congress, and these laws are contained in the
- A.
Bilateral and multilateral agreements.
- B.
Status of Forces Agreements.
- C.
US Constitution.
- D.
US Code.
- 3.(011) Through discussions, which international law was reached at The Hague and Geneva conventions?
- A.
Law of Armed Conflict.
- B.
Manual for Courts-Martial Title 10 statutes.
- C.
Status of Forces Agreements.
- D.
Rules of war.
- 4.(011) Military jurisdiction stems from
- A.
International laws.
- B.
Legal sources.
- C.
Senate proclamation.
- D.
Manual for courts-martial.
- 5.(011) Which article of the Uniform Code of Military Justice identifies the people who are subject to military jurisdiction or military law?
- A.
77.
- B.
5.
- C.
2.
- D.
1.
- 6.(011) Article 5 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) states that the UCMJ
- A.
Applies everywhere.
- B.
Does not apply on ships.
- C.
Is the sole legal military authority.
- D.
Applies to civilians who commit crimes on base.
- 7.(011) If a person subject to military law commits an offense overseas, that person
- A.
Must be tried overseas.
- B.
Is not subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
- C.
Can be tried in the US and vice versa.
- D.
May choose to be court-martialed by a civilian authority.
- 8.(011) The punitive articles of the Uniform Code of Military Justice are
- A.
1 through 5.
- B.
2 and 5.
- C.
6 through 76.
- D.
77 through 134.
- 9.(012) The types of jurisdiction found on US government installations are
- A.
Concurrent, current, proprietary.
- B.
Partial, exclusive, bilateral, concurrent.
- C.
Exclusive, concurrent, partial, and proprietary.
- D.
Exclusive, concurrent, proprietary, and multilateral.
- 10.(012) The federal government has sole authority to enforce the law on installations
- A.
When the government has exclusive jurisdiction.
- B.
When partial jurisdiction exists.
- C.
Under proprietary jurisdiction.
- D.
Located in overseas areas.
- 11.(012) Under concurrent jurisdiction,
- A.
State laws are not enforced.
- B.
The state has property rights only.
- C.
The federal government has no authority.
- D.
Both the state and federal government have authority.
- 12.(013) As a form of administration, where an occupying power exercises all executive, legislative, and judicial authority over an occupied territory, it is known as a
- A.
Proprietary government.
- B.
Military government.
- C.
Nationalist regime.
- D.
Military state.
- 13.(013) Which branch of the military has the primary responsibility of operations and administration during military government?
- A.
US Navy.
- B.
US Air Force.
- C.
US Army.
- D.
Coast Guard.
- 14.(013) During qualified martial law, Security Forces members have the authority to
- A.
Enforce civilian laws.
- B.
Apprehend civilians.
- C.
Detain civilians; not apprehend.
- D.
Apply military law to civilians.
- 15.(013) Which Article of the Uniform Code of Military Justice gives Security Forces members the authority to issue lawful orders while executing their duties?
- A.
2.
- B.
5.
- C.
92.
- D.
77-134.
- 16.(013) In order to preserve law and order, Title 18, Section 1382 of the US Code authorizes Security Forces to
- A.
Act in an official law enforcement capacity off-base.
- B.
Apprehend civilians for on-base offenses.
- C.
Release military offenders to supervisors.
- D.
Detain civilians for on-base offenses.
- 17.(013) Which right could you invoke when apprehending a person who, in your presence, commits a crime amounting to breach of the peace?
- A.
Right to bear arms.
- B.
Title 10, US Code.
- C.
Self-defense right.
- D.
Citizens right of arrest.
- 18.(014) What is a posse comitatis?
- A.
A division of the sheriff’s office where the personnel enforced local town laws.
- B.
A summons for all able-bodied males of the country to aid the sheriff in keeping the peace or to pursue criminals.
- C.
An additional duty for Army troops.
- D.
A band of US Marshals who gathered together to find criminals.
- 19.(015) The military working dog’s greatest advantage to Security Forces is their
- A.
Keen sight and ability to track individuals.
- B.
Presence deters airborne insertion of enemy troops.
- C.
Ability to deter aggressive acts against entry controllers.
- D.
Superior ability to detect individuals, particularly during periods of reduced visibility.
- 20.(015) Military working dogs should be kept on leash except when they must
- A.
Search occupied buildings only.
- B.
Bite and hold multiple suspects only.
- C.
Search unoccupied buildings and disperse crowds.
- D.
Bite and hold a suspect or search an unoccupied building.
- 21.(015) Before releasing a military working dog to search a building, the handler must
- A.
Give a verbal warning stating they are about to release the dog.
- B.
Loudly announce their intentions to order the dog to bite.
- C.
Place the military working dog on a long leash.
- D.
Have the dog bark three times.
- 22.(015) What commands must the military working dog obey prior to being assigned to operational duties?
- A.
SIT and STAY.
- B.
OUT and SIT.
- C.
OUT and HEEL.
- D.
BITE and OFF.
- 23.(016) Military working dog teams can be effectively employed in almost every aspect of a unit’s
- A.
Security and air base defense.
- B.
Air base defense VIP security.
- C.
Law enforcement and air base defense.
- D.
Law enforcement, security, and contingency operations.
- 24.(016) Military working dog teams used in law enforcement activities provide an effective
- A.
Psychological deterrent.
- B.
Mobile flightline force multiplier.
- C.
Base defense detection capability.
- D.
Replacement for base sensor systems.
- 25.(016) The military working dog’s greatest advantage during security operations is
- A.
Its ability to see through thick fog and rainy conditions.
- B.
Detection capabilities during periods of limited visibility.
- C.
The team’s ability to work alone.
- D.
Its quick response capability.
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