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Any illegal activity that depends for its execution on computers, computer-based devices or computer networks. Computer based crime: criminal activity

Law is everywhere more than courts, judges, at work/home, touches every aspect of our lives. Shapes our worldview influence what we view as right / wro

In western democracies, human rights and civil liberties are an important. But a tension exists between the rights and freedoms held by individuals and

**many behaviour that has a biological basis can be treated / changed. These examples show that dna does not necessarily mean destiny. Serotonin a subs

People might want to settle differences outside court eg businesses seek private adjudication. Interest-based approach = focus on the problem itself: m

Reflexivity: strive to be as neutral or objective as possible, reflect on role and the influence of own beliefs and behaviors, reflect on potential bia

Information available in the public domain (usually refers to online information ) Such data is not widely accessible without authorization = closed so

Any illegal activity that depends for its execution on computers, computer-based devices or computer networks. Computer based crime: criminal activity

Many internet users assume that their identity can be readily obscured: don"t make obvious who you are and no one can tell . Consider the ring of gyges

Other practical constraints - eg limited resources. Limited window of opportunity to collection of potential digital evidence. Acquisition of informati

Most of the digital evidence (that are referred to in a case) that can be recovered will be stored on some form of storage media: hard disks (including

Web sites (even web browsers) are a common target. Make a political point(hacktivism: exploit web server vulnerability as a means to steal other inform

Provide easy access to a wealth of open access information. Such systems use extensive indices (index pl. ) that point to web content by its location (

The increased use of networked devices reflects an associated growth in networking infrastructure. Synchronous (live) interaction = possible through au

This week we discuss the shifting recognition and protection of gay rights. Parallels are drawn between the regulation of abortion and the regulation o

This week we look at how the law has been used to regulate poverty and homelessness. By regulating access to public space the safe streets act has been

How has the discourse on harm, safety, and public health been used to frame legal and rights issues around drug control. In 2014: 24,000 people were ch

Law is everywhere more than courts, judges, at work/home, touches every aspect of our lives. Shapes our worldview influence what we view as right / wro

Week 4 ca(cid:374)adia(cid:374) charter of rights a(cid:374)d freedo(cid:373)s. We will discuss the importance of the charter and how its entrenchment

Week (cid:1007): co(cid:374)te(cid:373)porary legal theory (cid:894)(cid:1006)0th ce(cid:374)tury + (cid:895) Think about the different ways these pers

This week we examine the way the law has been used to regulate the disclosure of hiv status in sexual relationships. With the risks of transmission in

Conscientious beliefs which are not religiously motivated. Views based on strongly held moral ideas of right and wrong, not necessarily founded on reli

In western democracies, human rights and civil liberties are an important. But a tension exists between the rights and freedoms held by individuals and

Unit 5 - cruel a(cid:374)d u(cid:374)usual treat(cid:373)e(cid:374)t or pu(cid:374)ish(cid:373)e(cid:374)t. Section 12: everyone has the right not to b

Early equality jurisprudence reflected a separate but equal doctrine. This formalistic approach to equality allowed racial segregation to continue for

Judiciary review on federalism grounds has been a feature of the canadian consituttion since the early days of confederation: but tradition of parliame

Must expressly declare the act, operate notwithstanding x section in charter. This declaration will only have be in effect for 5 years (tied to life of

Unit 6 - should canada allow torture warrants for the. Canada: justified by need for information, justified by some compelling social good. He argues f

Rationale: essential to democratic tradition = people need to have freedom to criticize those who exercise power, public issues need to be freely and o

Section 7: everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of the person and the right not to be deprived thereof except in accordance with the pr

When we look at a variety of body functions, there is also a tremendous amount of information about things that seem to differ between offenders and no

Dolly the sheep created from a mammery cell that was already differentiated, dedicated to mammary functions: the cell that egg and sperm makes is capab

**many behaviour that has a biological basis can be treated / changed. These examples show that dna does not necessarily mean destiny. Serotonin a subs