Final Questions

What are different motivations for terrorism?

Rationally, psychologically, and culturally.

What are forms of domestic terrorism?

Lone wolf, right-wing, left-wing, and special interest.

What is the federal government's classification of marijuana?

Currently a schedule I drug, but several states have passed medical or recreational laws.

What are examples of depressant drugs?

Alcohol, gamma-hydroxybutyric acid.

What are examples of schedule IV drugs?

Ambien, Valium, Klonopin, Xanax.

What are examples of schedule I drugs?

LSD, MDMA.

What percentage of individuals prescribed opioids misuse them?

Between 21 and 29%.

Which agencies investigate white-collar crimes?

FBI, IRS, EPA, and the Securities and Exchange Commission.

What are common corporate crimes?

Price fixing, deceptive marketing, illegal lobbying, and worker safety violations.

What are the estimated losses due to tax evasion in the United States?

$450 billion.

How many Italian-American crime families are there in New York?

5.

What are different drug cartels operating out of Mexico?

Sinaloa, Juarez, Gulf, Tijuana, Millennium, Oaxaca, and Colima.

What are the steps of radicalization?

Pre-radicalization, self-identification, indoctrination, jihadization.

Which countries are associated with organized crime?

Russia, Colombia, Mexico, and Italy.

What defines Schedule I drugs?

High potential for abuse without any medical benefits.

What defines Schedule II drugs?

High potential for abuse, medical use, can cause psychological or physical dependence.

What defines Schedule III drugs?

Potential for abuse, no medical use, may lead to mild dependence.

What defines Schedule IV drugs?

Low potential for abuse, medical use, may lead to limited dependence.

What defines Schedule V drugs?

Limited chance of abuse, medical use.

What are the categories of drugs?

Stimulants, depressants, hallucinogens, narcotics, cannabis, inhalants, and dissociative anesthetics.

What is Utah's DUI legal limit?

0.05, the lowest in the United States.

What issue is related to laws affecting the underclass?

Harsher punishment for crack cocaine compared to powder cocaine.

When was prostitution legalized in Nevada?

1971.

Where and when was the first DUI law passed?

In New York in 1910.

How many overdoses related to synthetic opioids occur daily?

Over 150.

What is the cost of healthcare fraud?

2 billion dollars.

What are issues with three-strike laws?

Sentencing nonviolent offenders to long prison sentences, causing overcrowding.

What are different types of prostitutes?

Streetwalker, bar girl, brother girl, massage girl, cyber hooker, circuit girl, escort.

When and where did parole start?

In Massachusetts in 1837.

What were early forms of punishment?

Banishment, mutilation, branding, flogging, burning alive, slow death.

What are examples of intermediate sanctions?

Fines, restitution, forfeiture, home confinement, boot camps.

What were issues with the original Patriot Act?

Considered overreaching and an impediment on civil liberties.

When did opium use start?

It dates back to the Neolithic age.

How many fentanyl deaths occur daily?

Over 150.