Chapter 34: Foundations for Surveillance

Covert operations are intended not to be

known or recognized.

• True

• False

Personal operations are the least expensive in

the long run.

• True

• False

Equipment requirements vary depending

on the location, nature, and goal of the

operation.

• True

• False

A proper understanding of privacy issues is

only important if the case goes to court.

• True

• False

Electronic surveillance could include:

• CCTV

• Interception of radio transmissions

• Interception of other electronic information

• All of the above

Considerations for the retention of records

could include:

• Company policy

• Statutes of limitation

• Storage space

• All of the above

Overt personal surveillance:

• Relies on being properly concealed

• Could deter some incidents

• Both of the above

• Neither a nor b

A simple camera surveillance system will

often include:

• A camera

• A recorder

• A cable and connections

• All of the above

In some states/provinces/countries,

recording a telephone conversation may not

be done without the prior knowledge and

consent of both parties on that call.

• True

• False

If storage space becomes an issue, it might

be that noncritical materials have to be

discarded.

• True

• False