Cyber Crime Case Study

Books are the secretive and most constant of friends, they are the most accessible and wisest of guides, and the most patient of teachers. No dissertation can be written without consulting good books and articles. One of the steps for starting the work on the problem is to review the existing literature on the subject. After identifying a problem, it is essential to consult literature on the subject as the answers you get from literature depends on the questions you pose. The review of the existing literature not only provides clarity of concept and understanding of different aspects of the subject but also helps avoid repetition. It helps in recognizing problem zones. It also helps in formulating research methodology. A number of books, monographs, reports, research papers and articles deal with the subject of legal regimes of cyber crimes.
1.2.1. Books
Dr. Vishwanath Paranjape in his book “Legal Dimensions of Cyber Crimes and Preventive Laws with Special Reference to India” has pointed out that with the rapid development of computer technology and internet over the years, the problem of cyber
Verma and Raman Mittal in their book “Legal Dimensions of Cyber Space” have explained the basic concepts of cyberspace like types, features and major components of computers; history and development of internet; merits and limitations of internet; various computer contaminants like virus, worms, Trojans etc. They further suggest that not only we need to be computer-literate, but we also need to understand the myriad issues that surround our extensive and necessary dependence on computers. Commenting on the interlink of human-conflicts-law, they states that where humans are, crime and conflict of interests cannot be far behind, further, where crime and conflict of interests are, law must necessarily march in order to take control and regulate. Thus, they have made a detailed study on the indispensable role of computer and internet, and the resultant cyber