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  • Theories of Cybercrime

    Overview of Theories of Cybercrime in relation to cyber crime: [1]Beginning in the nineteenth century new scientific methods led to discoveries having to do with trait theory. This group of theories basically argues that people commit crimes because of their biological and/or psychological […]

  • European Convention on Cybercrime

    Embracing mainstream international law, this section on european convention on cybercrime explores the context, history and effect of the area of the law covered here. Resources Further Reading The entry "cybercrime, european convention on" in the Parry and Grant Encyclopaedic […]

  • Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime

    Overview of Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime in relation to cyber crime: [1]The Convention requires that participating countries adjust or augment their criminal and legal procedures to permit investigation of the cybercrimes indicated about this topic, while retaining whatever […]

  • Research on Cybercrime

    Overview of Research on Cybercrime in relation to cyber crime: [1]In 1985 President Ronald Reagan's Council on Integrity and Efficiency found after surveying numerous federal agencies that computer fraud and abuse existed within the U.S. government. The study discovered 172 cases with […]

  • Impacts of Cybercrime

    Social and Economic Impacts of Cybercrime Overview of Social and Economic Impacts of Cybercrime in relation to cyber crime: [1]Criminologists (i.e., experts who study crime-related issues), law enforcement officers, government officials, insurance agents, and other members of society […]

  • Technologies Commonly Used for Cybercrime

    Overview of Technologies Commonly Used for Cybercrime in relation to cyber crime: [1]In reality, responsible IT users and cybercriminals can use the same information systems, devices, and software to accomplish information security or cybercrime objectives. The same technology that enables […]

  • Technologies Commonly Used for Cybercrime

    Overview of Technologies Commonly Used for Cybercrime in relation to cyber crime: [1]In reality, responsible IT users and cybercriminals can use the same information systems, devices, and software to accomplish information security or cybercrime objectives. The same technology that enables […]

  • Internet

    Legal Materials Arranged by subject. Articles: To find articles on Internet hardware or software, search the LexisCommunications file (CMPCOM;COMM). C/Net rates Internet hardware, software and related products and services. See also the News section, below. Browsers: […]

  • Internet

    Legal Materials Arranged by subject. Articles: To find articles on Internet hardware or software, search the LexisCommunications file (CMPCOM;COMM). C/Net rates Internet hardware, software and related products and services. See also the News section, below. Browsers: […]

  • Computer Crime

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  • Vandalism

    Hierarchical Display of Vandalism Social Questions > Social affairs > Social problem > Delinquency Concept of Vandalism See the dictionary definition of Vandalism. Characteristics of Vandalism [rtbs name=”xxx-xxx”] Resources Translation of Vandalism Spanish: Vandalismo French: Vandalisme […]

  • Vandalism

    Hierarchical Display of Vandalism Social Questions > Social affairs > Social problem > Delinquency Concept of Vandalism See the dictionary definition of Vandalism. Characteristics of Vandalism [rtbs name=”xxx-xxx”] Resources Translation of Vandalism Spanish: Vandalismo French: Vandalisme […]

  • Intellectual Property

    Summary of Intellectual Property Intellectual Property is, according withWilliam J. Miller, a general term covering industrial property such as patents, trademarks, and trade names, as well as literary and artistic property, including copyrights. Consideration of the meaning of the word […]

  • Interpol

    International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) Interpol-Washington "Presently providing cooperation among police agencies of 181 nations, Interpol is in the United States represented by the U.S. National Central Bureau, also called Interpol-Washington, which is directed by the […]

  • Piracy

    See Transnational crime . The first precise attempt to codify piracy was in 1958 when the Convention on the High Seas was adopted in order to clarify the legal status of pirates and the competence to arrest pirates. These articles in the Convention on the High Seas have been incorporated into […]