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What type of computer crime describes actions that the computer is used only to further a criminal end?
Cybercrime is one name
What topic is not covered by civil law?
Civil law typically does not cover criminal offenses, which fall under criminal law. While civil law deals with disputes between individuals or organizations regarding rights and obligations, such as contracts, property, and family matters, criminal law addresses actions that are offenses against the state or society, defining punishments for crimes. Additionally, civil law does not cover administrative law matters, which involve regulations and actions taken by government agencies.
What are some unethical actions?
Unethical actions, like a lot of things have a scale of ethics. An individual who steals some food from a small store may be seen as unethical, or eating meat, wearing fur or leather may be seen as unethical to others.
Differences between computer law and computer ethics?
Computer Law - is a set of recent legal enactments, currently in existence in several countries. while Computer Ethics more on covers for the actions that is done with the computer, whether it is ethically good or unethical.
What term is used to describe their actions?
Their actions can be described as unethical, divisive, or inappropriate.
What is the code of criminal behavior?
I believe you are referring to the Criminal Codes which are the compendium of statutes and regulations which are applicable to, and define, criminal acts anhd behavior that is punishable by law.
What is the difficult between civil war and criminal law?
Civil law involves disputes between individuals, where one party seeks compensation or resolution from another. Criminal law, on the other hand, deals with offenses against the state and establishes punishable actions under the law. Civil law cases involve private rights and remedies, while criminal law cases pertain to public rights and offenses.
Can a civil offense be a crime?
No a crime is a criminal offense which is separate from civil offense. Civil offenses results in damages awarded to the winner, while criminal offenses can result in incarceration and/or fines.
What happens when someone compromises a will?
Depending on their actions they may be subject to criminal charges.Depending on their actions they may be subject to criminal charges.Depending on their actions they may be subject to criminal charges.Depending on their actions they may be subject to criminal charges.
What is Hindering Prosecution?
Hindering prosecution refers to actions taken to obstruct or interfere with the legal process of prosecuting a criminal case. This can include behaviors such as tampering with evidence, intimidating witnesses, or providing false information to law enforcement. Such actions are often considered criminal offenses themselves and can lead to additional charges against the individual attempting to hinder prosecution. The goal of these actions is typically to evade legal consequences for the original crime.
What is it called a public shame or disgrace brought about by illegal or unethical actions?
scandal
What is urban petty criminal called?
An urban petty criminal is often referred to as a "petty thief" or "shoplifter." These individuals typically engage in minor criminal activities, such as theft of small items, vandalism, or minor drug offenses. Their actions usually involve low-value crimes that are often seen as a nuisance but can contribute to larger issues of urban crime.
