[2023] CGSS Actual Exam Dumps, CGSS Practice Test [Q60-Q78]

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[2023] CGSS Actual Exam Dumps, CGSS Practice Test

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ACAMS CGSS (Certified Global Sanctions Specialist) exam is designed to test the knowledge and expertise of professionals in the field of global sanctions compliance. CGSS exam covers a range of topics related to sanctions regulations and their impact on international trade and finance. Individuals who pass the exam demonstrate a deep understanding of the complex regulations and requirements related to global sanctions compliance.

NO.60 The attorney should confer directly with the client to verify the accuracy of the claims. In McGhee v. Sanilac County, 934 F.2d 89, 93 (6th Cir. 1991), under what circumstances did the appellate court reversed decision not to sanction?

Where forwarding attorney had not advised them of an earlier adverse ruling.

Where the attorney could not have been reasonably obtained by local counsel

Where attorney neglected to ask the client whether allegedly defamatory statements were actually false

Where attorney certified that he informed both husband and wife as to alternatives under the bankruptcy code and he had in fact only informed the wife.

Upon attorney who discussed general content of amended complaint with clients prior to filing but did not inform clients of exact wording of new allegations, which proved to be false.

NO.61 Where the financial sanction is an asset freeze, it doesn’t involve which of the following:

There is no change in ownership of the frozen funds or economic resources

The frozen funds or economic resources are confiscated or transferred to OFSI for safekeeping

There is a change in ownership of the frozen funds or economic resources

The frozen funds or economic resources are not confiscated or transferred to OFSI for safekeeping

NO.62 The violation of sanctions can lead to numerous consequences. Choose the penalities authorized by the UN for such a scenario?

Fines

Prosecution

Considered criminal

Punished to death

All of the above

NO.63 Under the 1993 Rule 11, as under the prior rule, parties have the continued obligation to mitigate damages resulting from a Rule 11 violation.
Which of the following may relate to this situation?

Hamil v. Mobex Managed Servs. Co., 208 F.R.D. 247, 250 (N.D. Ind. 2002) – “[A] party must request Rule 11 sanctions as soon as practicable after discovery of a Rule 11 violation.”

United Food & Commercial Workers Union Local No. 115 v. Armour & Co., 106 F.R.D. 345, 349-50 (N.D. Cal. 1985) – Court reduced fee request because counsel over-litigated the case.

Pollution Control Indus. of Am. v. Van Gundy, 21 F.3d 152, 156 (7th Cir. 1994) – Vacating sanctions against plaintiffs and remanding for appropriate award where defendants had a duty to mitigate costs but failed to raise the dispositive issue in a prompt and cost-efficient manner.

Danvers v. Danvers, 959 F.2d 601, 605 (6th Cir. 1992) – Remanded for reduction of sanctions award where defendant’s attorney spent several hours researching and preparing for discovery on meritless action rather than moving to dismiss.

Thomas v. Capital Sec. Serv., 836 F.2d 866, 879 (5th Cir. 1988) – “A party seeking Rule 11 costs and attorneys’ fees has a duty to mitigate those expenses by correlating his response, in hours and funds expended, to the merit of the claims.”

NO.64 Similar State-level constraints apply both in the target country and in third countries.
Which of the following statements supports the corresponding argument in respect of the target country?

The provision of assistance may not be used as a benefit for being cooperative.

The offer of assistance can be seen not as a challenge but as a reward.

The offer of assistance can be perceived not as a pledge, but as a menace.

The offer of assistance can be perceived as an act of revenge.

All of the above

NO.65 Domestic theories include three reasons that function toward the effectiveness of economic exploitation. Choose the ones that are correctly stated.

Targeted governments may prefer sanctions for reasons related to the racketeering of the economy.

Targeted governments may prefer penalties, for reasons of economics and politics.

Even if sanctions are solid, target governments may use the specter of foreign pressure to establish a ‘rally-round-the-flag’ effect.

Sanctions are often imposed half-heartedly by sender governments because of the need to satisfy domestic political pressure to do something in response to some aspect of target behavior

NO.66 In the period between the 1983 amendment and the adoption of the current Rule 11 in 1993, which of the following propositions had support in the face of widespread criticism in the legal community:

Rule 11, in conjunction with other rules, has tended to impact plaintiffs more frequently and severely than defendants

Rule 11 has occasionally created problems for a party which seeks to assert novel legal contentions

Rule 11 has too rarely been enforced through nonmonetary sanctions, and with cost-shifting having become the normative sanction

Rule 11 provides little incentive, and perhaps a disincentive, for a party to abandon positions after determining they are no longer supportable in fact or law

NO.67 Rule 11 sanctions against pro se litigants are inappropriate where:

A pro se plaintiff is an attorney

There is no evidence the litigant filed an action in bad faith

He or she has received no prior warnings from the court

The litigant has not filed repeated motions lacking in merit

None of the above

NO.68 Limiting the quantity of US imports from China entails relatively modest costs, as it would not be difficult for Washington to replace labor-intensive goods manufactured by the Chinese with alternative sources of such goods, what could be the alternative source?

The newly industrialized economies can offer alternative sources for these goods and, without too much market disruption, can fill the supply gap.

The Rhodesians can offer alternative sources for these goods and, without too much market disruption, can fill the supply gap.

The Lowveld growers’ can offer alternative sources for these goods and, without too much market disruption, can fill the supply gap.

The staunchest defenders of the status quo can offer alternative sources for these goods and, without too much market disruption, can fill the supply gap.

The fallacy of identifying governments with specific economic interests can offer alternative sources for these goods and, without too much market disruption, can fill the supply gap.

NO.69 Punishment options for initial sentences more restrictive than traditional probation but less restrictive than jail or prison are called which of the following?

trap-door programs

side-door programs

front-end programs

back-end programs

corner-end programs

NO.70 If the Security Council issues quasi-judicial proclamations against any nation that has a responsibility to take a judicial approach and comply with the basic requirements of natural justice, what might be the Council’s main concern against that nation?

The major concern would be the sanctions regime against that country.

The major concern would be to prevent the supply from non-state actors of weapons of mass destruction

The major concern would be the ability to create legal obligations against that country

The major concern would be good faith of states of that country

The major concern would be the de facto government

NO.71 Lavin observed that conservatives tended to favour incentives (‘oxygen’) for South Africa but not for Cuba, while liberals tended to favour incentives for the Soviet Union but not for South Africa.
So what could be influenced by how incentives are viewed?

The way incentives are viewed may influence ideology

The way incentives are viewed may influence the political orientation

The way incentives are viewed may influence the official position

The way incentives are viewed may influence nuclear fuel in the future

The way incentives are viewed may influence engagement

NO.72 Courts agree that attorneys’ inquiry into the legal and factual basis of their claims need only be reasonable under the circumstances.
Which of the following relates to this?

Rodriguez v. Local 112, Int’l Fed’n of Technical Eng’rs, No. Civ. 870142, 1989 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 9071, at *15 (D. Mass. Aug. 3, 1989) – Documents refuting allegations of discrimination complaint available from the state agency.

Wigod v. Chicago Mercantile Exch., 981 F.2d 1510, 1523 (7th Cir. 1992) – Upholding sanctions award against plaintiff’s attorney who failed to interview attorneys who represented the plaintiff in related proceedings and other available witnesses.

Zenith Elecs. Corp. v. Exzec, Inc., No. 93 C 5041, 1997 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 20762, at *38-41 (N.D. Ill. Dec. 24, 1997) – Use of “information and belief” pleading not sanctionable at early stages of litigation where facts are complex.

Vernon v. Port Authority of N.Y., 95 Civ. 4594 (PKL), 2003 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 9566, at *17-18 (S.D.N.Y. June 6, 2003) – Declining to award sanctions on the attorney for misstating status of discovery record where the attorney was new to the case, prior attorney’s files had been destroyed, and information was not apparent from the record.

Chris & Todd, Inc. v. Arkansas Dep’t of Fin. & Admin., 125 F.R.D. 491, 494 (E.D. Ark. 1989) Sanctions imposed upon the attorney who discussed general content of amended complaint with clients prior to filing but did not inform clients of the exact wording of new allegations, which proved to be false.

NO.73 Asset freezing legislation generally permits a person to make the following payments into a frozen account without the need for a licence from OFSI, so long as those funds are frozen after being paid in which of the following?

Any interest on the account

Any earnings on the account

Any payments due to a designated person under contracts

Any agreement or obligations that were concluded or arose before the date the person became sanctioned

Any trademarks and patents created within the account

NO.74 Which of the following are UK government departments and agencies involved in sanctions:

Foreign & Commonwealth Office

HM Treasury

Department for International Trade

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)

NO.75 Asset freezing legislation generally permits a person to make which of the following payments into a frozen account without the need for a license from OFSI, so long as those funds are frozen after being paid in:

Any interest or earnings on the account

Any payments due to a designated person under contracts, agreement or obligations that were concluded or arose before the date the person became sanctioned

Any interest or earnings that is not on the account

Any payment from an unknown source

NO.76 How the offending party can withdraw or correct defective filings?

The safe harbor provision offers the offending party an opportunity to withdraw or correct defective filings

By appealing to the court

By correlating the response, in hours and funds expended, to the merit of the claims

Through mitigating factor resulting in a lesser sanction

Through mitigate expenses to a reasonable extent

NO.77 Which of the following restrictions were made on Russia for imposing sanctions on Ukraine?

Prohibiting exports of dual-use goods and technology for military use in Ukraine.

Exports of certain energy-related equipment and technology to Russia.

Prohibiting import and export of arms and related material to/from Russia.