| Instructions |
The following items will test your understanding of the material covered in this lesson. There is only one correct answer for each item. When you have completed the exercise, check your answers. If you answer any item incorrectly, review that part of the lesson which contains the portion involved. |
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Is a subsidiary of a US corporation, incorporated under the laws of Japan, considered a US person?
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A DOD employee asks official questions of a source but does not record the responses and put them in a file. Is the information "collected."
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Suitability information may be collected on a US person who is a potential source of foreign intelligence.
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Information concerning the political views of the Refuge Support Group of Greater Los Angeles (a group made up primarily of US citizens) may be collected.
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Billy Soultpourt is the subject of a CI investigation. He telephones his mother in the next state once a week. Can his mother's name and address be collected? Can information about his mother's financial situation be collected?
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Can information about MSG Tom Heard, who resides off-post, who cultivates marijuana in his greenhouse, and then sells it to neighbors, be collected by DA intelligence personnel?
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Elvis Hotter tries to enter a DA facility with a briefcase. When he is told that before he can enter, his brief case must be searched, he decides to turn and leave. At this point, can the briefcase be searched without Hotter's consent?
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Can first class mail found within US postal channels be searched for intelligence purposes with proper approval?
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If requested, may information held by a DA intelligence component be provided to the FBI?
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Saleh Faad, a member of a local Students for the Freedom of Palestine located in Sierra Vista, Arizona, comes to you to provide inside information on the group. Are you authorized to collect this information?
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