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Are you considering a career in Criminal Justice, the F.B.I. or Law Enforcement? Do you have what it takes to become an FBI special agent? Do you have a sincere desire to enforce federal laws and investigate crimes? Learn More

This job requires hard work and can often times be dangerous and stressful. Long before applying for a job as an FBI special agent, you'll need to plan carefully what you need to do to qualify. Are you looking for a school that offers a degree in Criminal Justice and Police Science? Try this free Criminal Justice Law Enforcement Quiz to see how much you already know! The quiz is free. There are 21 multiple choice questions. At the end of the quiz, you can view schools that offer a degree in criminal justice, request information and analyze your score with detailed scores, charts and rankings.

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Top Questions

Criminal statutes divide crime into two broad categories. What are they?

What are the two principal kinds of homicide?

What part of the U.S. Constitution protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures?

When are states required to provide poor defendants with a public defender?

True or False: If a defendant's confession is obtained in violation of his constitutional rights, it can never be used against him in court.

The FBI categorizes domestic terrorist threats by political motive into three main categories. What are they?

About how many know or suspected terrorists, criminals, and immigration violators are on the Federal watch list?

How often does the U.S. Secret Service typically shut down a counterfeiting operation?

True or False: The F.B.I. has the authority to take over cases from local law enforcement officials.

Criminal profiling usually starts with an all-points-bulletin (APB)?

One of the earliest uses of criminal profiling by police was in the case of Jack the Ripper, a serial killer who preyed on London prostitutes in the 1800s.

A disorganized serial killer is more likely than an organized serial killer to have been harshly disciplined as a child.