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This document discusses the impact of technology on crime and law enforcement. It covers how technology has changed policing methods and the rise of cybercrime. It is useful for understanding the intersection of technology and criminal justice.
What's inside
- Impact of technology on crime and policing
- Use of technology by law enforcement
- Rise of cybercrime
- Cybercrime prevention methods
- Future of technology in criminal justice
Who it is for: For students of criminal justice, law enforcement, and technology. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Technology has changed how people live and how crime is committed. It has also changed how police work. Students learn how technology affects crime and policing.
Technology in daily life
It is hard to spend a day without using technology. People rely on it for simple and complicated tasks. Many machines are used in households.
Technology in policing
Police use many technologies to fight crime. These include CCTV cameras, drones, biometrics and smartphones. Technology helps police to respond quickly to crimes.
Technology in crime
Criminals use technology to commit crimes. These include cyber crimes like hacking and online fraud. Cyber crime has increased a lot in recent years.
Combating cyber crime
Police have a special unit to fight cyber crime. They use many methods to protect information shared online. They monitor criminals and identify their location.
Key terms
- cyber crime
- Crimes committed using computers and the internet.
- biometrics
- Technology that uses physical features to identify people.
- Domain Awareness System
- A system that helps police get information on crimes as they happen.
- card skimming
- Copying information from a credit card's magnetic strip.
- malicious codes
- Codes that cause harm to computers or steal information.
- spams
- Unwanted messages sent to many people at once.
Questions this document helps with
- How has technology changed how police work?
- What are some examples of cyber crime?
- How do police fight cyber crime?
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