This is extremely important because people often worry about having their privacy overran. ... Some may feel that accessing one's social media page may be an invasion of privacy but it is not. ... This can easily affect the entire law enforcement system by putting them in a situation where they may falsely accuse people. That being said, law enforcement needs to come up with a procedure and a program that keeps pictures up to date. ... Those people have nothing to worry about as long as they continue to follow the law. ...

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The U.S. didn't have jurisdiction to extradite him because there are no laws to support his conviction. Netcrimes have risen dramatically in the past few years and as usual, the laws can't keep up with the crimes. ... The FBI has been using a new surveillance tool called Carnivore that they claim protects the right given to internet users by the Fourth Amendment, but many privacy advocates argue this new "tool" is still depriving them of their right to privacy. ... The law, in all it's effort has proven to be ineffective in the prevention of net-crimes, but seems to be adapt...

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The United States has taken steps to stop the use of drugs by making them illegal and enforcing this law greatly, but perhaps it is time for a new system. ... The United Sates continues to preach freedom in other parts of the world, but it fails to respect the privacy of its own citizens (Marshall 80). ... Second, there would be a reduction spent on law enforcement efforts to prosecute users and sellers of marijuana and other drugs (Marshall 92). ... Another argument is that only through law enforcement and criminal justice pressure do addicts receive treatment (Bender 78). ...

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However, youths who commit sexual offenses are required to register under the sex offender's registration act, more commonly known as Megan's Law. This has some people up in arms about the privacy rights of their children who commit sex crimes and the stigma it involves. ... While some disagree, Schnelz believes it is inappropriate that the boy be branded a sex offender--but Schnelz had no choice but to order the boy to register under the state law. ... Here we see that the law has certainly provided for penalties of sex offenders, however, there is still work to be done as far as ex...

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Thirty-six other states created laws similar to the Rockefeller drug laws (Overcrowding, Issues & Controversies). ... In 1994, California passed the "three- strikes" law (Overcrowding, Issues & Controversies). ... In 1998, twenty three states adopted laws similar to the California three-strike law (Overcrowding, Issues & Controversies). ... This type of treatment could be considered a violation of rights and privacy. ... The states had to agree with the "truth-in- sentencing-laws." (---) These laws required states to hold their inmates for at least 85% of the sentences, in order ...

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Some basic points which is the concrete base of the act are, young people charged with offences should be held responsible and accountable for their actions appropriately according to their age; promotes accountability, responsibility and meaningful consequences for a full range of youth crime; society has the right to be protected from young offenders ill behaviour; young people have special needs for their age, and should not be punished as adults; young people also require additional legal rights under the law (Core Principles, 2003, Preamble and declaration of principle). ... It is reason...

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