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    Presidential Immunity Immunity from prosecution is provided to elected leaders‚ head of states and other officials either for life or during their time in office‚ in many legal and constitutional systems. This may only be connected to matters directly related to office‚ or it may be for any prosecution. This immunity drive its origin from English common law based on doctrine that “rex non potest peccare” means the king (or queen) can do no wrong and the King could not be sued in his own courts

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    Computer Risks and Exposures Computers of all kinds within an organisation are constantly faced with a variety of risks and exposures. It is helpful if we first define these terms: • Computer risk Probability that an undesirable event could turn into a loss • Computer exposure Results from a threat from an undesirable event that has the potential to become a risk • Vulnerability A flaw or weakness in the system that can turn into a threat or a risk The total impact of computer risks range

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    as possible. Techniques include avoiding unsafe links‚ using caution when downloading apps‚ turning off GPS tracking‚ and installing mobile security software. A high percentage of users follow unknown links‚ which can lead to a malicious website. Malicious links can inject malware on a mobile device. The malware may steal personal information or create toll fraud‚ which secretly contacts wireless messaging services that impose steep fees on a monthly bill . Users should avoid tapping

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    its initials‚ M.O. The prosecution in a criminal case does not have to prove modus operandi in any crime. However‚ identifying and proving the modus operandi of a crime can help the prosecution prove that it was the defendant who committed the crime charged. Modus operandi evidence is helpful to the prosecution if the prosecution has evidence of crimes committed by the defendant that are similar to the crime charged. The crimes need not be identical‚ but the prosecution must make a strong and persuasive

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    might actually induce a man to kill. Indeed‚ attitude determines destiny. In Edgar Allan Poe’s two short stories “The Tell-Tale Heart” and “The Cask of Amontillado”‚ both speakers illustrate malicious and secretive attitudes towards their victims who both end up dead in a brutal way. First of all‚ a malicious attitude can be sensed in the two stories. To begin with‚ the mad man in “Tell-Tale Heart” treats the old innocent man spitefully. For instance‚ after watching the elder for several continuous

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    Securing The Enterprise‚ retrieved March 12‚ 2012‚ from http://www.sans.org/reading_room/whitepapers/casestudies/case-study-information-security-securing-enterprise_1628 Ghosh‚ A.‚ & Cigital‚ M. An Approach to Defending Against New and Unknown Malicious Software. Retrieved Feb 16‚ 2012‚ from http://www.cigital.com/resources/papers/ Farahmand‚ & F.‚ Navathe‚ & S.‚ Sharp‚ G.‚ & Enslow‚ P.‚ Assessing Damages of Information Security Incidents and Selecting Control Measures‚ a Case Study

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    to invest their time in picking the perfect crime. Let us also face the facts; the criminals are too aware of the chances of getting themselves caught. There are many different types of computer crimes. The five main types are identity theft‚ malicious code‚ child pornography‚ online predators‚ and software piracy. Each is very different but equally important. They each hurt someone in some way even if it isn’t a direct harm. Identity theft is something all Americans fear. It is estimated that

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    code in the context of the current user. If the current user is logged on with administrative user rights‚ an attacker could take complete control of the affected system. An attacker could create a malicious Gadget and then trick a user into installing the malicious Gadget. Once installed‚ the malicious Gadget could run arbitrary code in the context of the current user. If the current user is logged on with administrative user rights‚ an attacker could take complete control of the affected system

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    Cyber Threats to Mobile Phones Paul Ruggiero and Jon Foote Mobile Threats Are Increasing Smartphones‚ or mobile phones with advanced capabilities like those of personal computers (PCs)‚ are appearing in more people’s pockets‚ purses‚ and briefcases. Smartphones’ popularity and relatively lax security have made them attractive targets for attackers. According to a report published earlier this year‚ smartphones recently outsold PCs for the first time‚ and attackers have been exploiting this expanding

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    Doli Incapax

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    presumes that a child between the ages of 10 and 14 does not possess the necessary knowledge to have a criminal intention. This common law presumption of doli incapax is a rebuttable presumption that can be rebutted by the prosecution calling evidence. This means that the prosecution‚ in addition to proving the elements of the offence‚ must also prove that the child knew that what he

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