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Defining and Conceptualizing Organized Crime

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The CCC defines a Criminal Organization as having how many people?

a)

2 or more

b)

3 or more

c)

4 or more

d)

any number of people

2.

The CCC defines an Organized Crime group as having what type of structure?

a)

...however organized

b)

...organized in a hierarchal fashion

c)

...organized in cells

d)

...not having any organization

3.

The CCC defines Organized Crime as having what type of activities?

a)

commission of any type of offence

b)

commission of only one serious offence

c)

commission of any random offence

d)

commission of one or more serious offences

4.

True or False: The CCC does NOT include a group of persons that forms randomly for the immediate commission of a single offence

a)

True

b)

False

5.

The CCC defines Organized Crime as benefiting from direct or indirect receipt of a material benefit, including...

a)

drugs, firearms and cash

b)

political influence

c)

financial benefit

d)

sentencing consideration

6.

Are street gangs considered Organized Crime in Canada?

a)

Yes

b)

No

7.

Can corporations who are involved in shady business be charged with Organized Crime charges in Canada?

a)

Yes

b)

No

8.

Should terrorism be considered the same as Organized Crime?

a)

Yes

b)

No

9.

True or False: An Intelligence Collection plan is a non-systematic way for intelligence personnel to research, collect and assess information used in analysis

a)

True

b)

False

10.

What is HUMINT?

a)

Humidity Intelligence

b)

Human Intelligence

c)

Hummus Intelligence

d)

Hummingbird Intelligence

11.

What is an example of GEOINT?

a)

Phone Book

b)

Google Calendar

c)

Waze

d)

Association Chart

12.

What is an example of OSINT

a)

Intelligence Report

b)

Confidential Human Source

c)

Twitter

d)

Sex Offender Registry

13.

What is an example of MASINT?

a)

CBC News Article

b)

Intelligence Briefing

c)

Facebook

d)

FLIR

14.

An evaluation of A1 means:

a)

The Source and Information is Reliable and Confirmed

b)

The information is usually reliable

c)

The source is questionable but the information is good

d)

Only the Source is Reliable

15.

Who is this?

a)

Spider-Horse

b)

Sleipnir, Odin's steed

c)

Radio-Active Horse

d)

WTF?? No idea

16.

Schneider organizes the characteristics of Organized Crime into a taxonomy of 3 groups that include (choose 3):

a)

Organizational Characteristics

b)

Commercial Characteristics

c)

Financial Characteristics

d)

Behavioural Characteristics

e)

Jurisdictional Characteristics

17.

Generally, the more offenders involved in a criminal conspiracy, the greater the requirement they and their activities are organized.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

What are ways that an Organized Crime group can ensure the secrecy and insulation of it's members (choose 3)

a)

Secrecy Code "Omerta"

b)

rules/regulations

c)

threat of punishment (Death)

d)

kick them out of the group

e)

be nice to them

19.

What are some of the ways that Organized Crime groups limit membership? (Choose 3)

a)

Conduct interviews

b)

Selection based on ethnicity

c)

Require another member to sponsor new members

d)

New members must commit a serious crime for the group

20.

True/False: Street Gangs are less likely to cross trans-national borders as other Organized Crime groups

a)

True

b)

False

21.

Organized Crime groups are engaged in revenue-generating, profit oriented offences. This distinguishes OC from crimes of passion, vandalism, or illegal acts committed for the sake of political or social change.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

Which of these is NOT considered a serious offence:

a)

Drug Trafficking

b)

Extortion

c)

Human Trafficking

d)

Weapons Trafficking

e)

Possession for the Purposes of Trafficking

23.

Most Organized Crime groups carry out more than one type of revenue-generating criminal activity with the exception of:

a)

The Hells Angels

b)

The Colombian Cartels

c)

The 'Ndrangheta

d)

The Galloway Boyz