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CPP 2022 Domain 3: Investigations Flashcards

1
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What are the five qualities that characterize an effective, reliable investigation?

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Objectivity,
Thoroughness,

Relevance,
Accuracy,
Timeliness.

Source: POA: Investigations, 1.2, page 2

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What are the three levels of investigative management?

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Strategic,
Operational,

Case.

Source: POA: Investigations, 1.4, page 12

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In an investigation, what is generally the best reporting chain from the source of information to the decision maker?

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The shortest one.

Source: POA: Investigations, 1.6, page 19

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What are the three main tools of an investigator?

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Information,
Interrogation,

Instrumentation.

Source: POA: Investigations, 1.8.2, page 25

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What are the five principal resources of an Investigations Unit (IU)?

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People,
Information,

Credibility,
Physical assets,
Financial assets.

Source: POA: Investigations, 1.9.2, page 34

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What is perhaps the best way to achieve funding for an IU?

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Demonstrate how the unit pays for itself.

Source: POA: Investigations, 1.9.2, page 35

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What elements constitute the investigation life cycle?

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Initiation,
Investigation,

Reporting,
Results/follow-up.

Source: POA: Investigations, Figure 1.3, page 36

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What is OPSEC?

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OPSEC, or operations security, is a simple and systematic method of employing safeguards to protect critical information. It responds to the fact that small bits of information from different sources can be combined to reveal sensitive information.

Source: POA: Investigations, 1.12.4, page 56

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What are four key challenges to watch for when operating within a joint task force?

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Parochialism,
Protection of sensitive information,

Data management,
Reporting chains.

Source: POA: Investigations, 8.1.2, page 279

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What is the most common type of investigation in business settings?

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Incident investigations.

Source: POA: Investigations, 1.9.1, page 34

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What are the three force multipliers in investigations?

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Online information sources,
Liaison,

Intelligence information,
Technology.

Source: POA: Investigations, Chapter 8 Introduction, page 267

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What are three major pitfalls of using online information sources for investigations?

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Going off on a tangent/spending too much time online,
Assuming online information is credible without exploring further, Searching online sources may not be best use of an investigator’s time.

Source: POA: Investigations, 8.1.1, pages 273-274

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What is the best way to prepare for workplace misconduct investigations?

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Coordinate as soon as possible with the HR director and corporate legal counsel because of the possibility of employee legal action.

Source: POA: Investigations, 1.13.2, page 65

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What four situations do workplace misconduct investigations typically address?

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Conflict of interest,
Corporate resource abuse/theft,

Workplace violence,
Substance abuse.

Source: POA: Investigations, 1.13.2, page 67

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Which kind of investigations cannot be done without police assistance?

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Ones involving illegal drugs.

Source: POA: Investigations, 2.6.1, page 92

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Which five guidelines should be observed for workplace drug purchases that are part of an investigation?

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Qualify the dealer,
Coordinate with law enforcement,

Buy down, not up,
Make purchases on company time,
Avoid actual drug use.

Source: POA: Investigations, 2.8.1, pages 104-105

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What are the four stages of an investigative reporting process?

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Initial report,
Progress report,

Special report,
Final report.

Source: POA: Investigations, 8.2.1, page 284

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Who is the only corporate official who should retain a copy of an investigative report?

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The attorney of record.

Source: POA: Investigations, 8.2.1, page 286

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Who is the person responsible for maintaining and archiving closed case files, including all notes, reports, and summaries?

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The custodian of record.

Source: POA: Investigations, 2.6.2, page 100

20
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What kind of investigation might be required when one party expects to change positions based on representations made by another party?

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Due diligence.

Source: POA: Investigations, 3.1, page 122

21
Q

When is the most accurate time for determining whether a due diligence investigation was correctly conducted?

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After the deal is complete, when observers review the investigation and compare it with results.

Source: POA: Investigations, 3.1, page 122

22
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What is one of the most common errors in “friendly” due diligence investigations?

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Relying on information provided by the target.

Source: POA: Investigations, 3.2, page 125

23
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What is the key to a good due diligence investigation?

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Understanding the needs of the client and the transaction at hand.

Source: POA: Investigations, 3.5, page 131

24
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When should an undercover investigation be used?

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An undercover investigation is appropriate only when no other alternatives are available and the company can reasonably expect a significant return on investment.

Source: POA: Investigations, 2.3, page 85

25
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Under what three conditions should undercover investigations definitely NOT be used?

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To investigate activity permitted or protected by law,
To replace a less costly form of investigation that will yield the same results,

To investigate protected union activities.

Source: POA: Investigations, 2.4, page 86

26
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What are the five phases of an undercover operation?

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Planning and preparation,
Information gathering,

Verification and analysis,
Discipline and corrective action,
Prevention and education.

Source: POA: Investigations, 2.6, pages 90-103

27
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How does the progression of interviews differ between regular investigations and undercover investigations?

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In regular investigations, the interview process closes in on the perpetrators over time.
Undercover investigations begin with those most involved and work towards those less involved.

Source: POA: Investigations, 2.6.3, page 101

28
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What is the primary purpose of a background investigation?

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To prevent losses and mitigate damages.

Source: POA: Investigations, 4.3, page 148

29
Q

In what three ways does preemployment screening benefit a business?

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Encourages honesty,
Demonstrates the organization’s due diligence,

Ensures that job candidates are qualified.

Source: POA: Investigations, 4.3, pages 148-149

30
Q

What document is the basic starting point for preemployment screening?

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The employment application.

Source: POA: Investigations, 4.5.2, page 154

31
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What is the most common preemployment screening method?

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A criminal records check.

Source: POA: Investigations, 4.5.2, page 156

32
Q

How long should a gap in employment be before it triggers an investigation during background screening?

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One month.

Source: POA: Investigations, 4.6.1, page 158

33
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What is the most appropriate role for HR in background screening?

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Conducting preliminary screening, such as initial reference phone calls.

Source: POA: Investigations, 4.8.2, page 163

34
Q

What is an administrative interview?

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The process of interviewing witnesses, friends, supervisors, and anyone other than the subject or suspect in the investigation.

Source: POA: Investigations, 5.1, page 176

35
Q

What is the difference between an interview and an interrogation?

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An interview is a nonaccusatory conversation, while an interrogation is an accusatory process designed to persuade the subject to tell the truth about the issue under investigation.

Source: POA: Investigations, 5.1, page 176

36
Q

According to John E. Reid and Associates, what are the four objectives of an interview?

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Obtain valuable facts,
Eliminate the innocent,

Identify the guilty,
Obtain a confession.

Source: POA: Investigations, 5.1, pages 177-178

37
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Where should an interview take place?

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In an environment that an objective outsider would consider fair.

Source: POA: Investigations, 5.3.2, page 183

38
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What should be the priority of witness interviews?

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First, interview people who will be unavailable later.
Next, interview people likely to have the most pertinent information. Then, interview hostile witnesses.

Finally, interview the suspect.

Source: POA: Investigations, 5.3.2, page 185

39
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What is the most important factor for a successful interview?

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Establishing rapport with the subject.

Source: POA: Investigations, 5.6.1, page 190

40
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What is typically the initial question in an interview?

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A request for the subject to relate the events in the matter under investigation.

Source: POA: Investigations, 5.6.2, page 191

41
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When are a subject’s behaviors during an interview most likely to be a reliable indicator of truth or deception?

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When behavioral changes occur immediately in response to, or simultaneously with, a question.

Source: POA: Investigations, 5.6.4, page 193

42
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How do truthful subjects answer questions in an interview?

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In a rational, direct, straightforward, spontaneous, and sincere manner, using harsh, realistic words.

Source: POA: Investigations, 5.6.4, page 193

43
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How do deceptive subjects answer questions in an interview?

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They use specific denials, avoid realistic words, make irrelevant comments, give vague answers, exhibit selective memory, qualify answers, and/or speak in a fragmented, mumbled, or irrational manner.

Source: POA: Investigations, 5.6.4, pages 193-194

44
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How should an interviewer best conclude an interview?

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With general conversation, or by asking the subject if there is anything they would like to add and whether the interviewer can call upon them again.

Source: POA: Investigations, 5.7, page 205

45
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In what type of interview would you see techniques such as the “you” question and “vouch” question?

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Behavioral analysis interview (BAI).

Source: POA: Investigations, 5.6.5, page 199

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