Final Questions

● Different terrorist motivations - rationally, psychologically, and culturally

● Forms of domestic terrorism - lone wolf, right-wing, left-wing, and special interest.

● Federal government schedule involving marijuana - currently it is a schedule I drug but several states have passed medical or recreational marijuana laws. The DEA has considered rescheduling the drug but there is no timeline.

● Examples of a depressant drugs - alcohol, gamma - hydroxbutyric acid

● Examples of schedule IV drugs - ambient, Valium, klonopin, Xanax.

● Examples of schedule I drugs - LSD, MDMA.

● Pain killers and prescription drug abuse - between 21 and 29% of individuals prescribed opioids misuse them at one point.

● Agencies that investigate white-collar crimes - FBI, IRS, EPA, and the securities and exchange commission.

● Common corporate crimes - price fixing, deceptive marketing, illegal lobbying, and worker safety violations.

● Losses due to tax evasion costs in the United States - $ 450 billion

● Number of Italian-American crime families in New York -5

● Different cartels operating out of Mexico - Sinaloa, Juarez, gulf, Tijuana, millennium, Oaxaca, and Colima

● Different steps of radicalization -

1. Pre-radicalization- Individual becomes involved with group

2. Self-identification - internal and external factors influence an individuals behavior

3. Indoctrination- individual accepts the beliefs and teachings of the group

4. Jihadization - involves the individual accepting the duty to participate in jihad (holy war)

● Countries associated with organized crime - Russia, Columbia, Mexico, and Italy

● Different schedule of drugs -

• Schedule I- high potential for abuse without any medical benefits

• Schedule II - high potential for abuse, medical use, can cause psychological dar physical dependence

• Schedule III - potential for abuse, no medical use, may lead do mild dependence

• Schedule IV - low potential for abuse, medical use, may lead to limited dependence

• Schedule V- limited chance of abuse, medical use

● Different categories of drugs - stimulants, depressants, hallucinogens, narcotics, cannabis, inhalants, and dissociative aesthetics.

● Utah and DUI laws - most states have a legal limit of 0.08 for driving under the influence of alcohol. Utah was the first state to impose a 0.05 legal limit.

● Laws and the underclass - certain laws target the American underclass. For example the punishment for crack cocaine is harsher then the punishment for powder cocaine. The underclass buys their drugs by prior and crack cocaine is cheaper.

● When Nevada legalized prostitution - 1971

● When and where the first driving while under the influence law was passed - 1910 in New York

● Number of overdoses related to synthetic opioids - over 150 people every day

● Cost of healthcare fraud - 2 billion dollars

● Issues with three strike laws - sentenced nonviolent offenders to long prison sentences causing prison overcrowding.

● Different types of prostitutes -

• Streetwalker

• Bar girl

• Brother girl

• Massage girl

• Cyber hooker

• Circuit girl

• Escort

● When and where parole started - Massachusetts in 1837

● Early forms of punishment - included banishment, mutilation, branding, flogging , burned alive, or slow death. Sadistic torture was also common.

● Historical methods of capital punishment in America

● Examples of intermediate sanctions - fines, restitution, forfeiture, home confinement, and boot camps.

● Issues with the original Patriot Act - it was overreaching and impede on civil liberties.

● When did opium use start - it dates back to the Neolithic age

● Fentanyl deaths per day - over 150