1.) Ethics is the basic question of what is right and wrong that is generally accepted by everyone. Laws are basically ethics that have been adopted by a governing body of some sort (government, company, etc).

2.) Civil law is a set of laws that are created by a governing body for its own regulation. They are used in order to keep its citizens safe.

3.) Constitutional law, criminal law, and administrative law.

4.) The National Information Infrastructure Act of 1996 was the law that amended the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1986. It changed multiple sections of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1986, mostly by increasing the penalties and fines of some of the cyber crimes.

6.) Privacy is being free from other people viewing or altering your personal data.

9.) The primary purpose of the USA PATRIOT Act was to change some of the laws in order to give law enforcement officials more tools to combat terrorism. Many of the laws changed have to do with electronics.

15.) Policy is a list of expectations that can outline actions that are considered acceptable and actions that are considered unacceptable to an employer. A law is much more harsh when broken than a policy is.

16.) The three general categories of unethical and illegal behavior are: Illicit use, Misuse of Corporate Resources, and Software License Infringement.

18.) The Association of Computing Machinery is the organization that has been established for the longest amount of time. It was established in 1947.

19.) The organization that is focused on auditing and control is The Information Systems Audit and Control Association.