OIC Study Guide 2026

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📋 OIC Exam Format at a Glance

52
Questions
60 min
Time Limit
75.00%
Passing Score

📚 OIC Topics to Study (21)

✍️ Sample OIC Questions & Answers

1. What are consequences of non-compliance in OIC practice?
Fines, license revocation, legal liability, and reputation damage

Non-compliance can result in fines, license issues, legal liability, and lasting reputational damage.

2. What is evidence-based practice in OIC Interview & Interrogation Techniques?
Integrating research evidence with expertise and client needs

Evidence-based practice combines research, expertise, and client preferences for optimal outcomes.

3. When an OIC inspector uses a body-worn camera during an inspection, the recording must be:
Preserved according to agency retention policies and treated as official evidence

Body-worn camera recordings are official records subject to agency retention, disclosure, and evidence policies.

4. When an OIC inspector must testify about digital evidence, their testimony should be based on:
Personal direct knowledge of how the evidence was collected and handled, supported by documentation

Testimony about digital evidence must be grounded in the inspector's own direct knowledge and supported by documented chain of custody and collection records.

5. When conducting a financial fraud investigation in Oregon, which state agency has primary regulatory authority over financial institutions and can assist with financial crime investigations?
Oregon Division of Financial Regulation (DFR)

The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation (DFR), part of the Department of Consumer and Business Services, regulates Oregon financial institutions and can provide regulatory support and records access in financial crime investigations.

6. In financial fraud investigations, what does the term 'layering' refer to?
Creating complex layers of financial transactions to obscure the origin of illicit funds

Layering is the second stage of money laundering, involving a series of complex financial transactions designed to put distance between illicit funds and their criminal source, making the paper trail difficult to follow.

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