You are a defense attorney working on behalf of a client who has been charged with a cyber crime. In your oral arguments before the judge and jury, you have consistently insisted that your client, though perhaps guilty of cyberdeviance, has committed no crime. Assuming your argument is valid, describe an act that your client may have committed.
What will be an ideal response?
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A. specific focus B. general coverage C. technology and crime mapping D. sting operations
Which of the following statements is correct?
a. Once probable cause is established through aerial surveillance that contraband can be found in a person’s yard, the officer does not need a warrant to enter the property and seize the contraband. b. Contraband that is discovered through aerial surveillance can be used to establish probable cause to obtain a search warrant to enter the property and seize the contraband. c. Aerial surveillance can be used to detect the existence of contraband in one’s yard, but a warrant is still required to enter the property to seize the contraband. d. Both b and c are correct. e. None of the above are correct.
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a. Carjacking b. Vehicle apprehending c. Automobile swiping d. None of the above