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    Nominate Delicts

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    recognised as attracting legal liability. 1. Assault – a deliberate act that intended to harm the victim physically or raise the state of fear of immediate physical harm without the consent of the victim. The assault may give rise to criminal prosecution‚ where the standard of prove must be beyond the reasonable doubt. But in delictual claim the stardard of prove will be on balance of probabilities and the pursuer can claim damages to compensate for material loss suffered as well as solatium for

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    Web Security Issues

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    This paper will discuss methods to address client security issues. It will include ways that a Website can be attacked by malicious users. It will discuss how Java script insertion‚ SQL insertion‚ hidden field manipulation‚ header manipulation‚ and cookies may be used by malicious users. It will discuss how worms and viruses can be introduced to a Website‚ and the most common method to ensure client security. SQL Insertion Attacks SQL injection is a type attack where harmful code is attached to

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    Blown To Bits Analysis

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    television overtook the radio in popularity and the FCC tried to regulate the new public broadcasting system that had been created. In 1978 a Supreme Court case I was concurred that the government had a special interest in protecting the people from malicious content being broadcasted. With this regulation of media by the government there was a development of communications technologies. This priority of the government quickly thought of to be essentially

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    Pennington Hastie

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    and the prosecution items‚ 39 guilty pieces of evidence from the original case.  Conditions: 39 PROSECUTION ITEMS IN STORY ORDER 39 DEFENCE ITEMS IN STORY ORDER 39 PROSECUTION ITEMS IN WITNESS ORDER 39 DEFENCE ITEMS IN WITNESS ORDER  Results table showing the % of participants choosing a verdict of guilty of murder by prosecution and defence order conditions : Defence evidence story order Defence evidence witness order Mean Prosecution 59 evidence story order 78 69 Prosecution 31 evidence

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    Presumption of Innocence

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    fourteenth Amendment. The principle dictates that each and every person is assumed innocent until proven otherwise. This principle is considered in many countries and it becomes the responsibility of the prosecution to prove that the defendant is guilty beyond reasonable doubt in the court room. If the prosecution fails in providing evidence‚ reasonable doubt remains and the defendant is set free on that basis. The principle ensures that innocent people are not jail. Historical Background Jean Lemoine created

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    Code of Criminal Proceding

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    jurisdiction. Procedural matters prior to trial do not constitute jeopardy‚ and that’s why it’s said that jeopardy attaches‚ or may be asserted by the defendant‚ once a jury has been sworn in‚ or the first witness takes the stand‚ in any original prosecution resulting in any acquittal or conviction. Jeopardy also attaches to any plea of guilty (treated the same as conviction) even if later withdrawn. Jeopardy does not attach to any proceedings resulting in nolle prosequi‚ mistrial‚ hung jury‚ or termination

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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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    Oj Simpson Trial

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    Orenthal James “O.J.” Simpson was a famous football star and actor. Simpson’s life was completely changed when he was put on trial for the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Lyle Goldman. Due to the celebrity status of Simpson and the media coverage that followed the case‚ it is known as the “Trial of the Century.” Officially called the People of the State of California v. Orenthal James Simpson‚ the trial lasted from November 2‚ 1994 to October 3‚ 1995. After the extensive trial‚ Simpson

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    Computer systems are vulnerable to many threats that can inflict various types of damage resulting in significant losses. This damage can range from errors harming database integrity to fires destroying entire computer centers. Losses can stem‚ for example‚ from the actions of supposedly trusted employees defrauding a system‚ from outside hackers‚ or from careless data entry clerks. Precision in estimating computer security-related losses is not possible because many losses are never discovered‚

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    Network Design

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    Network Design In this paper I will be going over a network design proposal for a building on the UMUC campus in Adelphi‚ Maryland. I would plan to run a fiber optic network to ensure the fastest speeds possible and fiber optics are notorious for not having any signal loss compared to a Cat5e. Using a star topology throughout the building with the servers in each classroom connected to the server room on the respective floor. Equipment used to build the network will consist of servers‚ routers‚ hubs

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