Law enforcement agencies utilize this information advantageously. Investigators create phony profiles to befriend gang members on these websites and then migrate that friendship to another platform, gain trust and get these perspective gang members to share useful information that could help enforcement agencies make an arrest. Through this process law enforcement officials have been able to infiltrate street gangs by posing as fellow gang members online making connections and intercepting criminal communications as they occur. During these investigations law enforcement can acquire information like videos, photos, and friend links help police comprehend the subtleties of gangs when investigating their comings and
Theresa Sullivan Mr. Doerr English 102 Assignment #2 – Analyzing an Argument 10/25/2013 Are Online Services Responsible for an Increase in Bullying and Harassment? Penny A. Leisring’s argument not only provides in-depth information on the many ways stalkers use online services to stalk and bully others, she also gives the most common reasons why these stalkers do what they do. Penny Lesring is a professor of psychology in the College of Arts and Sciences at Quinnipiac University. She argues that there is a significant relationship between bullying and stalking and that the use of the internet has given stalkers avenues to become more efficient in how they can stalk. Amanda Lenhart, who writes the opposing argument, provides the reader with numerous statistical information on teen bullying, even providing too much information on surveys of students and parents.
CRCJ 2335 Case Study #2 The Adler’s Research Project 1. What was the reason given in the article by Patricia Adler that necessitated her and her husband to study upper-level drug traffickers by assuming a “peripheral” role in their daily activities? a. Because they couldn’t be active members of that type of business. So they try become “wise” about that type of business so they’ll be accepted.
However, with the advancement in technology and its wide use, a new type of bullying has developed, cyberbullying, which is when a person uses technology and/or electronic devices to bully another person, typically by sending messages or posting comments of an intimidating or threatening nature. What makes cyber-bullying much more dangerous than regular bullying is that because if it on the internet, it will stay there for a long time and for everyone to see. What’s worse, is that the bully can easily hide under a different name or profile, making it harder to find out who is responsible in terms of facing consequences. It is very important to delete cyberbullying because when teenagers begin to abuse the convenience of the internet to harass others, it creates a very dangerous environment that extends outside the classroom or school. When someone is being harassed or embarrassed online, it reaches far outside of their world, and strangers all
Sometimes even confabulating the information into one’s own memory. Interrogators can do this by presenting false evidence persuading a suspect to believe that it is their own memory which is failing them and not the criminal justice system. Similar techniques, such as the ones used against Michael Crowe during his interrogation of his sister's murder, make a suspect feel as though their own family believes his guilt. In the case of Michael Crowe's false confession, the suspect understood that the interrogators were the only ones trying to help him. After hours of being asked to describe a crime, Michael began to imagine the actual crime.
Cyber bullying is when someone writes humiliating comments about someone on the World Wide Web. Cyber bullying is when an adolescent is harassed, humiliated, embarrassed, threatened or tormented using digital technology, such as the computers, and cell phones. It’s important to understand why people use this type of bullying. Cyber bullying is used in an effort to make the person who is doing the bulling feel better about themselves, in a way that isn’t as confrontational. As many as 25% of teenagers have experienced cyberbullying, even though there is still more bullying at school in comparison to online.
In 2007 a book titled If I Did It: Confessions of the Killer was released and many people considered this to be O.J.’s confession. Even though it wasn’t a direct confession courts could use the book as a guide to find more compelling evidence to convict him. The only problem with that is they can’t because The Double Jeopardy Rule prevents the courts from ever trying him again for the murder of his wife and her friend. Situations such as this one causes Americans to lose faith in the U.S Court System when they witness a guilty person get away with a crime where there is evidence that proves them guilty. Also this only encourages other criminals to believe that they have a chance of getting away with crimes, therefore increasing the crime rate.
Cyber bullying is legally defined as actions that use information and communication technologies to support deliberate, repeated, and hostile behavior by an individual or group that is intended to harm another or others. Many bullies and witnesses don’t know how severe the effects of cyber bullying can be. People who are cyber bullied often bring harm upon themselves by cutting themselves, or even killing themselves. Studies show that over half of teens have been bullied online, and about the same number have engaged in cyber bullying. Bullying is shown in all races.
Territories have combined other provisions into this order to protect the victims from cyber stalking, and staking. The Center for victims of crime (2011)website, defines domestic violence as “Constitutes the willful intimidation, assault, battery, sexual assault or other abusive behavior
Miller 1 Debby Miller Professor Davis English 101 29 June 2014 Home Schooling Children In Kimberly Walker's Article, entitled, “How Social Media Made Us Narcissists, “she claims the social media has pushed us all into steamy love affairs with ourselves. It's evidenced by the myriad profile shots that feature us in every possible scenario from exercising to pretend- ing to be sleep. Most people believed that the social media is a good way to stay in contact with people. Most people use it for this purpose. She also states that social media encourages bullies to say things that they wouldn't normally say.