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      Peter Grabosky (2007), 'Requirements of Prosecution Services to Deal with Cyber Crime', Crime, Law and Social Change, 47, pp. 201-23
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      Peter Grabosky (2007), 'Requirements of Prosecution Services to Deal with Cyber Crime', Crime, Law and Social Change, 47, pp. 201-23

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      Peter Grabosky (2007), 'Requirements of Prosecution Services to Deal with Cyber Crime', Crime, Law and Social Change, 47, pp. 201-23 book

      Peter Grabosky (2007), 'Requirements of Prosecution Services to Deal with Cyber Crime', Crime, Law and Social Change, 47, pp. 201-23

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      Peter Grabosky (2007), 'Requirements of Prosecution Services to Deal with Cyber Crime', Crime, Law and Social Change, 47, pp. 201-23 book

      Edited ByDavidS. Wall
      BookCrime and Deviance in Cyberspace

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      Edition 1st Edition
      First Published 2003
      Imprint Routledge
      Pages 24
      eBook ISBN 9781315095325
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      ABSTRACT

      There are two particular benefits of prosecutorial involvement early in an investigation. First, prosecutors, given their awareness of the nature and quantity of evidence necessary to obtain a conviction, are in a position to ensure the efficiency and the effectiveness of the investigative process. Second, they are in a position to oversee the integrity of the investigative process, to ensure that the human rights of suspects are not violated. Of

      Given the technological, legal and cultural diversity of the world's nations, it is not surprising that priorities differ. Some nations are deeply concerned about theft of intellectual property; for others, blasphemous or seditious communications are of paramount concern. Others still are concerned about the application of digital technology for the sexual exploitation of children.

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