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With the advent of various technological advancements, law enforcement efforts in the investigation and prosecution of crime have been met with positive results. However, with every advantage comes a disadvantage. Criminals have also benefited from these technologies and use the same advancements that law enforcement employs during the commission of their crimes, or as a tool for their crimes (this is evidenced in computer-related offenses and the misuse of the internet).   In a 3 – 4 page paper (excluding title and reference pages), address the following areas in full detail: summarize the advantages of computers/software and the use of computer technology in investigations, summarize the disadvantages to law enforcement with respect to the advancements of computers, research a case where the computer was used to aid in the commission of a crime, research a case where the use of the computer was beneficial to the prosecution in a criminal case, and provide a final…

Q1. Read the following passage carefully and explain the contextual meaning of the underlined words/phrases with reference to this text. Also write the main idea of the passage in your own words and give it a title. (10) People manage their emotions in different ways, depending on their personality and the culture they live in. In western culture, for instance, crying is usually seen as a sign of weakness, especially for men. Research has shown, however, that crying it out makes people feel better. So perhaps we should encourage our children to wear their hearts on their sleeves more often. It has become a widely accepted idea that, instead of bottling up the emotions, one should ventilate one's emotions once in a while. One should blow off steam in order to avoid sudden explosions. However, one emotion may prove to be an exception: anger. In fact, ventilating anger is one of the worst ways to cool down: outbursts of rage typically pump up the arousal, leaving people feeling angrier,…

The use of the Internet has evolved to the point where it is now an indispensable instrument for exercising one's right to free speech. It's standard practise for people to use hate speech to spread on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. Should there be no restrictions placed on the right to free speech for those who use the internet? The operators of social media platforms need to carefully assess the extent to which they may cut down on the number of negative comments they publish.