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C/L/44. Internet and Criminal Behaviour
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The proliferation of the Internet has led to technological developments at a rapid rate, opening up economic opportunities on a global scale and facilitating social communication throughout the world. However, the pitfall of this technological revolution is that the Internet is a breeding ground for a new form of criminal activity, which is difficult to police. This assignment focuses on the growth of cyber crime, with a particular emphasis on identity theft and cyber stalking. This analysis compares the UK position with the US legal approach and considers further steps that should be taken in order to alleviate the growing problem of cybercrime.
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