Extractions: *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Georgia, USA; and Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, D.C., USA Suggested citation for this article: Butler JC, Cohen ML, Friedman CR, Scripp RM, Watz CG. Collaboration between public health and law enforcement: new paradigms and partnerships for bioterrorism planning and response. Emerg Infect Dis [serial online] 2002 Oct [ date cited ];8. Available from: URL: http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/EID/vol8no10/02-0400.htm The biological attacks with powders containing Bacillus anthracis Public health and law enforcement agencies become involved in the investigation of a possible bioterrorism event under different circumstances. Such events fall into one of two categories: overt and covert. In the overt event, the perpetrator announces responsibility for something (for example, release of an agent) or the nature of the event reveals itself (i.e., the 1995 sarin attack by the Aum Shinrikyo in the Tokyo subway). In the overt attack, usually law enforcement first detects the event, leads the initial response, and notifies public health officials (
Extractions: COVER -> MEMOIRS OF THE INFORMATION AGE The Digital McSnortels by John Young To read this article in Deutsch, Francaise, Italiano, Portuguese, Espanol and not English, copy and paste the complete URL("http://www.g21.net/mem31.html") and enter it in the box after you click through. It's nice to take the time to write a letter again, and I agree that the immediacy of email imposes pressure to respond with haste. I note from your last message that you're not much interested in the world beyond Nosara and that kinda imposes limits upon my conversation - but the McSnortle drama continues to occupy our lives and has become a digital soap opera of the highest order. As tensions in their marriage escalated (Mary Doll spending too much time on the Internet), Rab flew to Miami, where he had two drunken weeks in the home of a wealthy software developer. The details are unclear but - reputedly - the luxury house was raided by cops looking for crack cocaine. Rab fled the scene and disappeared into the night. Some shrewd-thinking chat room pals of Mary Doll tracked him down to Atlanta, where they found him unconscious in a bus station. No respectable airline would take him aboard without a laptop, so Mary Doll had to pay $7000 to get him home. This episode did nothing to improve matrimonial harmony, and a major row took place on the night of Rab's return - still drunk. Some crazy things were said and Rab trashed his wife's computer by liberal application of water to its circuitry. Mary Doll called me, sobbing, begging me to buy her a new computer first thing in the morning. She expressed fear for her sanity and I offered immediately sanctuary, until she realized that my elderly P200 would be worse than having no computer and decided it was a good idea to call someone else.
Homicide Studies -- Sign In Page This article measures data quality in terms of itemmissing data and compares Federal Bureau of investigation. (1984). Uniform crime reporting handbook. http://hsx.sagepub.com/cgi/content/refs/8/3/193
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IEC 818g, Section 7 On Govt Involvement The reason why you would read this article is because it mentions that Michael Vatis computer crime investigation unit the goal of the summit is to http://www.witiger.com/ecommerce/outline818f.htm
Extractions: National Institutes and IT Security Organizations National Government Security Agencies National Infrastructure Protection Center (NIPC) National Security Agency Royal Canadian Mounted Police Canadian Security Intelligence Service National Government Scams Leading Companies in IT Security As taught by Prof. Tim Richardson last updated 2001 July 4 The majority of successful attacks on computer systems via the Internet can be traced to exploitation of one of a small number of security flaws. Recent compromises of Windows NT-based web servers are typically traced to entry via a well-known vulnerability. A few software vulnerabilities account for the majority of successful attacks because attackers are opportunistic taking the easiest and most convenient route. They exploit the best-known flaws with the most effective and widely available attack tools. They count on organizations not fixing the problems, and they often attack indiscriminately, by scanning the Internet for vulnerable systems.
Section 6 On Govt Involvement A dozen or two articles, each just one, two, or three sentences in length It was announced in August 2000 that The Federal Bureau of investigation (FBI) http://www.witiger.com/ecommerce/outline240f.htm
Extractions: National Institutes and IT Security Organizations National Government Security Agencies National Infrastructure Protection Center (NIPC) National Security Agency Royal Canadian Mounted Police Canadian Security Intelligence Service National Government Scams Leading Companies in IT Security As taught by Prof. Tim Richardson last updated 2002 Dec 28 The majority of successful attacks on computer systems via the Internet can be traced to exploitation of one of a small number of security flaws. Recent compromises of Windows NT-based web servers are typically traced to entry via a well-known vulnerability. A few software vulnerabilities account for the majority of successful attacks because attackers are opportunistic taking the easiest and most convenient route. They exploit the best-known flaws with the most effective and widely available attack tools. They count on organizations not fixing the problems, and they often attack indiscriminately, by scanning the Internet for vulnerable systems.
Article The Number Five Area Major investigation Pool detectives investigating Denton If Barker and Fotheringham had already overseen Eaton green s crime spree http://flag.blackened.net/blackflag/212/212yard.htm
Extractions: Black Flag 212 index On 10th July 1997 a Jamaican national, Eaton Green, lost his battle to avoid deportation to Jamaica. Green's counsel, in seking to resist a deportation order, had argued that Green, a polic informer serving six years for armed robbery, had been told by a Metrolpolitan Police intelligence officer that he would be "protected". The High Court judge, Mr Justice Jarrett, ruled that the Home Office was not bound by any such undertaking. Eaton Green's original trial, for a robbery in Nottingham, attracted a flurry of media attention because of the revelation that he had carried out the robbery and dealt crack and run a South London protection racket, whiole operating as an informer, and furhter, that Green's handlers (in particular PC Steve Barker) had full knowledge of his activities and attempted to protect him from arrest and prosecution by Nottingham police. The line adopted by the media in relation to this, and subsequent reveltations about "Yardie" informers, was that good "street cops" under pressure, under resourced and unsupported, had bent rules to try to effectively tackle a "Yardie" crime wave. The main proponent of this line is a Guardian journalist, Nick Davies. "How the Yardies Duped the Yard" was the headline of an article he wrote on 3/2/97.
New York City Chinatown > Newspaper Articles Some officials say that it has ties to organized crime, the drug trade and The world of New York s counterfeit investigators is small and insular, http://www.nychinatown.org/articles/nytimes020623.html
Extractions: TOTING a shopping bag heavy with knockoff purses, the undercover investigator wove through the throng of tourists on Canal Street on a sunny spring afternoon. The street's small stores, in compact rows, enticed shoppers with dizzying displays of watches, sunglasses, T-shirts, hats, purses, ties, even fish and baby turtles. Browsing with the effervescence of a teenager at the mall, the investigator, in jeans and a tie-dyed tank top, plucked purses off a wall rack and tested their feel in her hand. ''Oh, this is really nice,'' she'd exclaim. Or perhaps, ''Isn't it ugly?'' Posted along the sidewalk were the stores' lookouts, young men with walkie-talkies ready at any hint of trouble to shut down the whole street. They were sentries for a large, loose network of vendors, importers and manufacturers of counterfeit merchandise, and for the last five years the tall, sharp-featured former actress had given them good reason to be on guard. Her sleuthing for Holmes Hi-Tech, a New York detective agency hired by companies to investigate trademark infringements, had resulted in the seizing of millions of dollars of fake designer goods. But on this afternoon, the lookouts whose faces she had memorized, whose names she knew did not recognize her. And no wonder. On her more than 100 incognito trips to Chinatown, she has posed as a pregnant woman, a homeless person, a French tourist, a bewildered Midwesterner and a sanguine Southern belle. She can assume 10 accents. To deflect suspicion, she has flirted, cajoled, bargained, even improvised one-way arguments on her cellphone.
[Appendix D] Paper Sources This is the original article on UNIX security and remains timely. Conly,Catherine H. Organizing for Computer crime investigation and Prosecution, http://www.unix.org.ua/orelly/networking/puis/appd_01.htm
Extractions: Security Periodicals There have been a great many books, magazines and papers published on security in the last few years, reflecting the growing concern with the topic. Trying to keep up with even a subset of this information can be quite a chore, whether you wish to stay current as a researcher or as a practitioner. Here, we have collected information about a number of useful references that you can use as a starting point for more information, further depth, and additional assistance. We have tried to confine the list to accessible and especially valuable references that you will not have difficulty finding.[1] We've provided annotation where we think it will be helpful. [1] If you have some other generally accessible reference that you think is outstanding and that we omitted from this list, please let us know. In Appendix E we also list some online resources in which you can find other publications and discussions on security. In Appendix F, we give pointers to a number of professional organizations (including ACM , Usenix, and the IEEE Computer Society) that sponsor periodic conferences on security; you may wish to locate the proceedings of those conferences as an additional reference. We especially recommend the proceedings of the annual Usenix Security Workshop: these are generally
Extractions: //For Jeff's Modules. var what="LNCAI"; var uri=document.location; FindLaw For the Public For Small Business For Corporate Counsel ... Intellectual Property Research a Lawyer Use the Thomson Legal Record to access a lawyer's litigation record, articles and more! Search by Name Search by Experience Search FindLaw FindLaw Articles News Commentary Browse Resources My current location: city Change Location FindLaw Practice Areas Cyberspace Law ... Computer Crime Cyberspace Law Constitution Cases Boucher v. Sch. Bd. Of The Sch. Dist. Of Greenfield (7th Cir., January 9, 1998). Boucher does not contend that the article was intended merely as some sort of parody of anarchist high school hackersa defense that might have been more promising than the ones offered. Instead, spiced with warnings, emphasizing stealth, the article's agenda is palpably transgressive. Burden v. State Of Texas
NCPA - Brief Analysis 423, Cigarette Smuggling A July 21 article in the Detroit News quoted John D Angelo of the Bureau of Although interstate cigarette smuggling is a crime, prosecutions are rare. http://www.ncpa.org/pub/ba/ba423/
Extractions: by Bruce Bartlett Diverse state tobacco taxes are a key reason for cigarette smuggling, in which organized crime and terrorist groups increasingly are involved. A July 21 article in the Detroit News quoted John D'Angelo of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) as saying, "There is no doubt that there's a direct relationship between the increase in a state's tax and an increase in illegal trafficking." The Profit in Smuggling. According to the Federation of Tax Administrators, so far this year 17 states have raised their cigarette taxes in an effort to cover their budget deficits. The magnitude of the increases is remarkable. On January 1, 2002, the median state cigarette tax rate was 34 cents per pack and the average was 45 cents. six months, the median rose to 41 cents and the average to 54 cents.
Extractions: There were many contributing factors to the tragic death of eight-year-old Victoria Climbie at the hands of her great-aunt and her great-aunt's boyfriend in February 2000 (see The missed lesson of the Climbie inquiry, by Helene Guldberg). But one important, general factor seems to have been overlooked by the official inquiry. B claims that Social Services no longer provide a safety net for children in mortal danger. Instead, Social Services have become 'a standards agency', with social workers spending more time investigating parents who, far from being potential murderers or torturers, are simply not as good at parenting as we might like them to be. Child protection today is less about protecting a few children from being killed or seriously injured by their carers, than about making sure that all parents meet a prescribed standard of parenting. 'The child protection register has become huge', says B. 'Referrals come from teachers, health visitors, GPs - people are watching their neighbours now, looking for signs of minimal neglect and abuse. A child goes to school with bruises, says "mummy did it", and we have to follow it up. Every bruise now means a section 47 investigation together with the police.'
Criminal Law And Criminal Procedure Resource Guide Criminal Procedure Constitutional Constraints upon investigation and Proof /Welsh S. See Finding articles in Law Reviews, Journals and Other Legal http://www.law.csuohio.edu/lawlibrary/lawpubs/CriminalLawResourceGuide.htm
Extractions: This selective guide highlights major print and electronic resources available to Cleveland-Marshall College of Law students researching issues in Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure. Please contact the reference staff during reference hours , or via email to reference@law.csuohio.edu , for help in locating these or other resources to meet your needs. Some of the links below lead to CALI, LexisNexis, and Westlaw files, which require a student password for access. [If you connect to any of these files, be sure to log out of the system at the end of your research.] Other links lead to records in SCHOLAR, the Cleveland State University electronic catalog. Use your browser's "Back" button to return to this Criminal Law Resource Guide. Introduction Aggregate Databases and Other Web Resources Introduction Criminal law primarilly concerns the purposes of punishment and general principles of criminal responsibility. Other topics include attempts; parties; conspiracy; specific crimes against the person, the habitation, and property; causation and self-defense; burden of proof and presumptions; defenses available to the accused; and limitations of the criminal law.
The National Center For Victims Of Crime - Library/Document Viewer Online http//www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/pub/pdf/rsorp94.pdf. 18 Federal Bureau ofInvestigation. (2004). crime in the United States, 2003. http://www.ncvc.org/ncvc/main.aspx?dbName=DocumentViewer&DocumentID=38709
Extractions: June 27, 2005 Police are just weeks away from ordering suspected gangland figures to appear at secret hearings where they will face jail if they refuse to answer questions about their criminal activities. The hearings will be the first time police will use coercive powers granted to them by the Major Crime (Investigative Powers) Act, passed by State Parliament last year. Police have been preparing for the past seven months to call crime targets for the hearings when the act comes into effect on Friday. The major drug investigation division, organised crime, armed offenders, homicide and major fraud squads have been told to identify cases for the hearings. Several suspected organised crime groups have been identified as ideal to be investigated using the new powers. Prosecutor Damien Maguire has been appointed chief examiner to run the secret sessions. Senior police, including the heads of many of Victoria's key crime squads, met Mr Maguire on Friday to discuss tactics.
Centre For Comparative And Public Law Amendments to the Hong Kong Crimes Ordinance Treason, Secession, Subversion and State Powers of investigation and Article 23 by Simon NM Young http://www.hku.hk/ccpl/pub/conferences/
Extractions: Rights Talks Training Occasional Papers Submissions to Government Search the Site Contact Us Site Map Quick Links Conference: Enforcing Equal Opportunities in Hong Kong: An Evaluation of Conciliation and Other Enforcement Powers of the EOC, 14 June 2003 Details Speech by Ms. Carole Petersen, Associate Professor and Director of the Centre for Comparative and Public Law, Faculty of Law, HKU [ PDF Speech by Ms. Katherine Lynch, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, HKU [ PDF Speech by Professor Cecilia Chan, Director, Centre on Behavioral Health, HKU [ PDF Key findings from a study of 451 complaints concluded by the EOC between 1 July 2000 and 31 March 2001, by Ms. Gabrielle Rush [ PDF Investigation and Conciliation of Discrimination Complaints in Hong Kong: Statistical Analysis of 451 Complaint Files and Commentary, by Carole J. Petersen, Janice Fong, and Gabrielle Rush Conference: Freedom and National Security Has the Right Balance been Struck?, 14-15 June 2003
WSJ.com - Watch On The Thames with helping solve major crimes, including a string of pub bombings in Londonin 1999. While surveillance cameras have proved more useful after a crime, http://online.wsj.com/public/article/0,,SB112077340647880052-mGvd5MGVX8aM_8TMTf6
Extractions: The Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act of 1994 (CALEA) was supposed to preserve law enforcement surveillance capabilities in the face of technological chage, but the FBI has been trying to use it to claim control over the design of the telephone network to enhance its surveillance powers. CDT's CALEA Reference Page Roving Wiretaps
The Michigan Daily Online the message of health dangers, dangers of crime and ignore it, Denbow said . Despite the investigations, MSU students have found that fraternities http://www.pub.umich.edu/daily/1999/feb/02-25-99/news/news6.html
Extractions: From staff and wire reports Only two weeks after Michigan State University's Interfraternity Council and Panhellenic Association implemented a voluntary 30-day suspension of social events, the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity is being investigated for violating the moratorium. According to a report in the Detroit Free Press, Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity members received e-mail messages inviting them to an unofficial party hosted by Pi Kappa Alpha members. The party, described as a "case race" beer-drinking contest, was scheduled for Friday. The invitation suggested partygoers bring $5, a girl who can drink and alcohol. As a result of the e-mail, Michigan State University officials and the MSU Interfraternity Council are investigating the matter. Billie Molasso, coordinator for MSU's Greek Life, told the Detroit Free Press that due to the investigation, the fraternity canceled the party. Terry Denbow, MSU vice president of university relations, said he is "very disappointed" that members may have been planning a party. "Some people still don't get it," Denbow said.
Skeptic Tank Text Archive File Selected articles from each issue are available in this directory. IRS;Physicist Touts Meditation; Yogi Fights crime; End of the World; http://www.skepticfiles.org/skmag/
Career Resources In The Forensic Sciences This multivolume set includes an article on crime laboratory technologists whichgives crime investigation, art or science?Patterns in a labyrinth. http://www.lib.jjay.cuny.edu/research/foscbib.html
Extractions: Career Resources in the Forensic Sciences: An Annotated Bibliography By Katherine B. Killoran Locating information on career and professional opportunities in the forensic sciences often can be difficult. Listed below are resources, many of which are in the Lloyd Sealy Library, which will provide researchers with valuable information about such careers. Career planning in criminal justice . 3rd. ed. Cincinnati, OH: Anderson Publishing Co. (Ref. Desk or Ref. HV 9950 .D45 1994 - 1998 edition on order) This excellent career guide has a chapter dedicated to careers in forensic science/criminalistics. Seven individual specialties within these fields are identified. Federal crime laboratories are described along with qualifications for employment. A general bibliography is provided for criminal justice careers. A listing of academic forensic science programs, professional organizations and crime laboratories in each state is provided at the book's conclusion. Stinchcomb, J.D. (1996).
