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What Is Computer Crime, And Why Should We Care, Michael C. Gemignami
What Is Computer Crime, And Why Should We Care, Michael C. Gemignami
University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review
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Some Problems Of Legal Regulation Of The Use Of Computer Technology In Czechoslovakia, Viktor Knapp
Some Problems Of Legal Regulation Of The Use Of Computer Technology In Czechoslovakia, Viktor Knapp
Michigan Journal of International Law
Technical progress is one of the most important elements of social development which necessarily causes change in the law. In the past few decades computer technology has become very important. As a component of technical progress, computer technology has given rise to new social relations which require legal regulation. Such regulation, however, is not provided adequately by existing legal rules in the contemporary Czechoslovak legal system.
Protection Of Privacy Of Computerized Records In The National Crime Information Center, Stuart R. Hemphill
Protection Of Privacy Of Computerized Records In The National Crime Information Center, Stuart R. Hemphill
University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform
The purpose of this article is to describe the social benefits and costs of the NCIC and to indicate the need for a program of operational controls to temper the system's impact on the balance between individual privacy and law enforcement needs. Various approaches which could be incorporated into a program of safeguards are introduced and briefly analyzed. Finally, the article discusses several overall design issues which should be considered in the construction of an adequate program of safeguards. Particular emphasis is placed on the NCCH file since it is the major source of the tensions underlying the issues addressed.