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This guide provides a discussion of the nature, history, and classification of [[computer crime]]. It highlights [[white collar crime]] and an enumeration of [[computer abuse]] methods and [[detection]] together with an analysis by experts and on suspects. An overview of [[computer]] and [[communications technology]] is presented, and the current [[computer crime]] environment is discussed with emphasis on [[vulnerability]] and [[prevention]].
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This guide provides a discussion of the nature, history, and classification of [[computer crime]]. It highlights [[white collar crime]] and an enumeration of [[computer abuse]] methods and [[detection]] together with an analysis by experts and on suspects. An overview of [[computer]] and [[communications technology]] is presented, and the current [[computer crime]] environment is discussed with emphasis on [[vulnerability]] and [[prevention.]]
   
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[[Computer crime]] [[prosecution]] is outlined, and selected Federal and State laws explained. A glossary of technical terms and appendixes with selected State and Federal [[computer crime]] [[statute]]s, citations of State [[computer crime]] [[statute]]s, selected news media cases, [[data processing]] occupations, [[audit]] tools, and sources of [[expert witness]]es are included.
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[[Computer crime]] [[prosecution]] is outlined, and selected Federal and State laws explained. A glossary of technical terms and appendixes with selected State and Federal [[computer crime]] [[statute]]s, citations of State [[computer crime]] [[statute]]s, selected news media cases, [[data processing]] occupations, [[audit tool]]s, and sources of [[expert witness]]es are included.
 
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