The map of the city: putting an Asian face on crime

Article Abstract:

International crime has traversed the traditional cultural and demographic barriers of Asian countries. Organized crime had been integrated to the social environment of most Asian countries where criminal organizations are considered as a vital contributor to economic progress. Corruption and manipulation of the government had steadily enhanced the power and influence of organized sex and drug syndicates in the Asian region. An international organization that possesses sufficient power to enforce global laws will eliminate the need for international crime organizations.

Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Organized Crime, Sociology, Demographic aspects, Asia, Criminal sociology, Crime forecasting

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Intellectual property law, technology and our probable future

Article Abstract:

The legalities of information property are not applicable in the virtual society of the information superhighway or cyberspace. A scenario wherein copyrights are given as licenses for an idea will produce a virtual society that is characterized by the emergence of computer hackers. The business-as-usual scenario will eliminate cultural discourse and enhance the mass production of intellectual ideas with rampant theft and criminality. A communitarian scenario without property laws eliminates theft and criminality and social fragmentation.

Information NEC, Intellectual property, Technological innovations, Technology, Conflict of laws, Interactive computer systems, Interactive media, Virtual computer systems, Virtual machines, Technology and law

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Introduction

Article Abstract:

The American state courts should adapt to the electronic and technological advances of the present society. The judiciary should utilize electronic devices and computer softwares that will enhance the storing and retrieval of legal documents and records. The emergence of new crimes that are due to technological advances should be prevented by implementing new regulatory laws. The judiciary should also maintain order in the new cyberspace society by enforcing electronic laws and regulations.

Justice, Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, State Courts, Courts, Criminal justice, Administration of, Administration of criminal justice

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