Data Theft in UK Law

  • The benefits of a cyber-resilience posture on negative public reaction following data theft
    • No. 56-4, December 2023
    • Journal of Criminology (formerly Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology)
    • 0000
    Research shows that customers are insufficiently motivated to protect themselves from crimes that may derive from data theft within an organisation. Instead, the burden of security is placed upon t...
  • The benefits of a cyber-resilience posture on negative public reaction following data theft
    • No. 56-4, December 2023
    • Journal of Criminology (formerly Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology)
    • 0000
    Research shows that customers are insufficiently motivated to protect themselves from crimes that may derive from data theft within an organisation. Instead, the burden of security is placed upon t...
  • Exploring gender disparities in the prosecution of theft cases: Propensity score matching on data from German court files
    • No. 20-1, January 2023
    • European Journal of Criminology
    This article engages in the discussion about gender disparities in prosecutorial decision-making. Appling propensity score matching after multiple imputation on data drawn from case files, the arti...
  • Exploring gender disparities in the prosecution of theft cases: Propensity score matching on data from German court files
    • No. 20-1, January 2023
    • European Journal of Criminology
    • 0000
    This article engages in the discussion about gender disparities in prosecutorial decision-making. Appling propensity score matching after multiple imputation on data drawn from case files, the arti...
  • Inequality and Violent Crime: Evidence from Data on Robbery and Violent Theft
    • No. 42-1, January 2005
    • Journal of Peace Research
    • 0000
    This article argues that the link between income inequality and violent property crime might be spurious, complementing a similar argument in prior analysis by the a...
  • Employee Theft: A Profile of Staff Dishonesty in the Retail Sector
    • No. 1-1, January 1993
    • Journal of Financial Crime
    • 45-56
    Data are presented on staff dishonesty in the electrical retail sector deriving from a 1991 survey of 55 Dixons stores in the Dixons Stores Group. Two hundred and seventy seven staff were interview...
    ... ... ABSTRACT Data are presented on staff dishonesty in the electrical retail sector deriving from a 1991 survey of 55 Dixons stores in the Dixons Stores Group. Two ... ...
  • Identity theft complaints: exploring the state‐level correlates
    • No. 15-3, July 2008
    • Journal of Financial Crime
    • 295-307
    Purpose: Identity theft is an emerging form of criminal behavior, with complaints about the behavior rising. However, little research has explored the correlates of these complaints, especially sta...
    ... ... is to examine the state-level characteristics correlatedwith identity theft complaints.Design/methodology/approach – The present study uses data collected from the 2000 US censusand the Federal Trade Commission’s 2002 through 2005 reports on identity theft. Regression isused to determine ... ...
  • Identity theft: a small step towards big financial crimes
    • No. 27-3, September 2020
    • Journal of Financial Crime
    • 897-910
    Purpose: This paper aims to study the concept of identity fraud and how these identity thefts can actually lead to financial crime. These crimes which usually were done in the traditional way now h...
    ... ... What are the optionsavailable if an individual is a victim of ID theft?Prosch (2009) gave that nearly 86 million cases of a data breach were done in the very firstquarter of 2008 in the UK, whereas the latest report of Kroll (2019) said that 33% of Indiancompanies have fraud ... ...
  • Classical deterrence theory revisited: An empirical analysis of Police Force Areas in England and Wales
    • No. 20-5, September 2023
    • European Journal of Criminology
    • 0000
    The severity, certainty and celerity (swiftness) of punishment are theorised to influence offending through deterrence. Yet celerity is rarely included in empirical studies of criminal activity and...
    ... ... We address this gap with an analysis usingunique panel data of recorded theft, burglary and violence against the person for 41 Police ... ...
  • Classical deterrence theory revisited: An empirical analysis of Police Force Areas in England and Wales
    • No. 20-5, September 2023
    • European Journal of Criminology
    • 0000
    The severity, certainty and celerity (swiftness) of punishment are theorised to influence offending through deterrence. Yet celerity is rarely included in empirical studies of criminal activity and...
    ... ... We address this gap with an analysis usingunique panel data of recorded theft, burglary and violence against the person for 41 Police ... ...
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