High Technology Crime in UK Law

  • Book Review: Crime and Technology: New Frontiers for Regulation, Law Enforcement and Research
    • No. 7-2, May 2005
    • International Journal of Police Science and Management
    ... ... , speaks tothe vital role of the United Nations instructuring a unified response to both thecontinued expansion of global economicmarkets and high technology crime. ‘Therole of the United Nations is to provideassistance to the developing countries andcountries in transition. We need to ... ...
  • Market, Crime and Community
    • No. 1-2, May 1997
    • Theoretical Criminology
    In this paper I argue that `market societies' — those in which the pursuit of private gain becomes the dominant organizing principle of social and economic life — are especially likely to breed hig...
  • 15 million [pounds sterling] boost for e-fraud projects.
    • No. 2000, December 2000
    • Financial Management (UK)
    • Prickett, Ruth
    • Brief Article
    ... ... MI programme unite psychologists with technology experts to counter high-tech crime and improve ... ...
  • Institute diary.
    • No. 2002, May 2002
    • Financial Management (UK)
    ... ... and Somerset Constabulary and the National High Technology Crime Unit Time: 7 for 7.30pm Venue: ... ...
  • The Computer and Personal Privacy, Part I: The Individual Under Assault
    • No. 5-1, January 1987
    • Library Hi Tech
    • 23-31
    The tremendous advancements that have recently occurred in computer technology, including central processing speed and low‐cost, high‐density mass storage, provide great potential benefits for indi...
    ... ... have recently occurred in computer technology, including central processing speed and low-cost, high-density mass storage, provide great potential ... agencies, corporations, organized crime, and other entities. A number of computer-based ... ...
  • Body-worn video: A systematic review of literature
    • No. 50-3, September 2017
    • Journal of Criminology (formerly Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology)
    Law enforcement use of video-based technology has substantially increased over the past decade. This systematic review examines the current evidence base for efficacy of body-worn video and the cur...
    ... ...  enforcement use of video-based technology has substantially increased over the past ...  included. Inter-rater reliability was high amongst three independent screeners of ... to reduce use of force incidents, crime ... ...
  • “Is the person who he claims to be?” old fashion due diligence may give the correct answer!
    • No. 19-1, January 2016
    • Journal of Money Laundering Control
    • 79-91
    Purpose: – This paper aims to critically examine the impact of the evolution of technology regarding customer due diligence (CDD) measures and highlight potential weaknesses in the areas of busines...
    ... ... examine the impact of the evolution of technology regardingcustomer due diligence (CDD) measures ... thelegal framework in ghting economic crime. Interviews from professionals were carried out ... provide a more adequate investigation for high-risk customers.Practical implications – The ... ...
  • Liquid security
    • No. 6-3, August 2006
    • Criminology & Criminal Justice
    Liquid security captures the shift from the solid-state technology of the criminal justice state to the more fluid, transient and dispersed operations of the private ...
    ... ... Liquid security: Managing the market for crime control LUCIA ZEDNER University of Oxford, UK ... the shift from the solid-state technology of the criminal justice state to the more fluid, ... Marked by high levels of corruption, violence, rapid staff ... ...
  • Library security, materials theft and mutilation in technological university libraries in Nigeria
    • No. 19-6, September 1998
    • Library Management
    • 379-383
    Librarians across the world are increasingly concerned with the safety and physical integrity of valuable intellectual properties. The scenario in developing countries is exacerbated by economic di...
    ... ... libraries have introduced tradition-al crime prevention measures aimed at cur-tailing the ... inthe Nigerian universities of technology arecoping with the problems of a lack of ... The high cost of photo-copying and frequent breakdown of ... ...
  • Protecting Economic Well‐Being: The Paradox of Economic Espionage
    • No. 7-1, March 1999
    • Journal of Financial Crime
    • 70-72
    The Security and Intelligence Services (known as MI5 and MI6) have statutory authority to act in respect of the economic well‐being of the UK. The Security Service Act 1989 defines MI5's role as be...
    ...Journal of Financial Crime — Vol. 7 No. 1 — Espionage ESPIONAGE ... and clock making,5 as well as military technology, such as shipbuilding.6 This brief historical parison high-lights issues which arc still pertinent. First, ... ...
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