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CBP COACA BPA Logical Reasoning Test

Question $7$ of $31$

$7.$ Federal law makes it a crime to assault a federal employee while that person is engaged in official duties or on account of something that person did while performing official duties. The law also deems it a crime if former federal employees are assaulted because of something they did when they were federal employees performing official duties.

From the information given above, it can be validly concluded that

A$)$ some assaults on federal employees that are based on something the person did while still working as a federal employee performing official duties are not considered to be crimes

B$)$ if a current federal employee is assaulted because of something he or she did while performing official duties, then the assault may not be considered a crime

C$)$ if a federal employee is assaulted while not performing official duties, then the assault will not be considered a crime

D$)$ if an assault on a federal employee is considered to be a crime, then the assault is based on the employee's actions while performing official duties

E$)$ all assaults on federal employees based on something they are doing or have done while performing official duties are considered to be crimes