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    MAJOR CONCERNS ABOUT COMPUTER CRIME   Definition of computer crime   Computer crime or Cyber Crime as it is also called is the use of computers and the internet to violate criminal laws requiring the knowledge of computer technology for its perpetration. Computer crime includes traditional criminal acts committed with a computer‚ as well as new offences that lack any parallels with non-computer crimes including internet-related forgery‚ embezzlement‚ software & media piracy‚ fraud‚ vandalism‚ identity

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    What Is Victimless Crime

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    In my personal opinion‚ the term “victimless crime” is a bit of an oxymoron. I have come to find out‚ opinions on this topic seem to be split right down the middle. People either believe that if a crime has no victim is not a crime at all; the only real victims are the offenders because the harm is self-inflicted. Or‚ they believe that these laws are vital to prevent the harm of others from said acts. There are even some who believe that these laws are just a way to be controlled by the government

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    Slideshow Suggestion:

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    When you are making your Slideshows in the PowerPoint: • Formatting consistency (full stops‚ commas‚ quotation marks) • Use bullets • Use annotation • Notice the color‚ vibrancy‚ and cohesion of the slide backgrounds • Use a background that fits the topic • Title is important • Points should be a logical flow • Information must be current and can absorb your audiences • Had better not choose controversial topics • Include short videos or audios • Have a “THE END” slide Before the Presentation:

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    Child Offenders

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    Child Offenders CJA374 December 12‚ 2011 Jerry Kilgo Child Offenders With juveniles crime becoming more and more common these days‚ it is hard to come to an understanding that children can commit crimes just like an adult. Even with that sweet innocent child mind. We tend to forget that they are still human and are raised by these individuals who are committing the same crimes or being watched on television and want to reenact it‚ since it looks fun. Though‚ the children do not understand

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    Suggestion to overcome the issue - Secure the border  Main reason of causing illegal immigration is the border of Malaysia land is not secure enough that why many citizen for other country have the chance to immigrate to our country illegally. - Stop being tolerant when illegal immigrants has been caught  Many illegal immigrants has been caught at the past but they have not been force to leave the country but our government has just giving warning and ask them to leave themselves. And for

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    adolescence; soft drugs‚ primarily marijuana ("tea")‚ also offer a temporary alternative to the harsh reality of ghetto existence. But embracing all of these is the vernacular itself - in its grace‚ flexibility‚ and strength it is a valuable tool for "gettin’ down‚" for "blowin’ fire‚" ultimately for staying alive... <br>(Anderson 1981:233-234). <br> <br>Edith A Folb is a white woman who threw herself into the depths of one of America’s most notorious ghettos for nearly nine years of fieldwork on the language

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    Suggestion Improvement

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    1. Variation of food and beverage 2. Promotion 3. Advertise 4. Location Suggestion on improvement First and foremost‚ in order to decrease the high turnover of employees and increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the employees in 7-11‚ 7-11 have to adopt training and developing program to enhance the vital work-related skills‚ techniques and knowledge. As an employee of 7-11‚ he or she has to be professional able to serve customers well and satisfy customers. Based on the year

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    Society ’s Reaction To Sex Offenders Author’s Name University Society ’s Reaction To Sex Offenders The society ’s reaction to sex offenders is best described as a shock state. This shock is caused by both violations of their ideals of children being innocent‚ and a strong discrepancy between a stereotypical image of a violent sex predator‚ and the usual way sex offense happens. The shock reaction of society is best described in the trial of James Parker (Theunissen‚ 2013) and

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    four women are statistically shown to recieve a sexual assault in their lifetime. Sex Offenders are a danger to men and women everywhere. Megan’s law gives each state the privalge to make private and personal information about regesister sex offenders accessable to the public. In Michigan‚ "all offenders are entered locally by a probation/parole agent or criminial justice agency that deal with offenders. Offenders must be registestered after conviction (Megan’s..)" and be published. Megan’s law has

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    COMPUTER HACKING AND CYBER CRIME LAW History of Hacking According to (Clifford R.D. 2006) a cracker or cracking is to "gain unauthorized access to a computer in order to commit another crime such as destroying information contained in that system". These subgroups may also be defined by the legal status of their activities. Eric S. Raymond (author of  The New Hacker’s Dictionary) advocates that members of the computer underground should be called crackers. Yet‚ those people see themselves as hackers

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