...The CRP, also, intercepting the Democratic party’s meetings by wiretapping the phones of a couple of Democrats who were at the meetings. The FBI could not find any evidence of being tapped in one of the phones, but, in the other, the FBI had found the listening device. With the device being uncovered, the CRP had started to plan their second break in. During the second break in, Frank Wills, a security guard for Watergate, had noticed a piece of tape on one of the doors. He had taken the tape off and, when he returned to the door later that night, it was retaped. Wills had called the cops, who arrested Virgilio González, Bernard Barker, James McCord, Eugenio Martínez, and Frank Sturgis, CRP’s burglars. The cops also arrested E. Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy for conspiracy. All seven of them were arrested for burglary, attempted interception of telephone and other communication devices, and violation of federal wiretapping laws. Nixon had some “critical” conversations with the CRP and the Watergate case, which was recorded and presented to the world. Investigators looked more into the tapes and noticed that some of the clippings were erased, meaning possible other conversations about or with the CRP. After Nixon resigned, Gerald Ford...
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...that organized crime in America takes in over forty billion dollars a year. This is quite a profitable sum, especially when one considers that the Mafia spends very little for office supplies. Reliable sources indicate that the Cosa Nostra laid out no more than six thousand dollars last year for personalized stationery, and even less for staples. Futhermore, they have one secretary who does all the typing, and only three small rooms for headquarters, which they share with the Fred Persky Dance Studio. Last year, organized crime was directly responsible for more than one hundred murders, and mafiosi participated indirectly in several hundred more, either by lending the killers carfare or by holding their coats. Other illicit activities engaged in by Cosa Nostra members included gambling, narcotics, prostitution, hijacking, loansharking, and the transportation of a large whitefish across the state line for immoral purposes. The tentacles of this corrupt empire even reach into the government itself. Only a few months ago, two gang lords under federal indictment spent the night at the White House, and the President slept on the sofa. HISTORY OF ORGANIZED CRIME IN THE UNITED STATES In 1921, Thomas (The Butcher) Covello and Ciro (The Tailor) Santucci attempted to organize disparate ethnic groups of the underworld and thus take over Chicago. This was foiled when Albert (The Logical Positivist) Corillo assassinated Kid Lipsky by locking him in a closet and sucking all the air...
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...Since then, everything can be published for the public to see. News media have used this to their advantage, but other people use it to tell lies. Last two week ago, President Trump made an accusation against former president Obama for wiretapping him. There was a lot of evidence this accusation was false. If the people who investigated this information never say something, the people would have believed the President because he is the President. This association was posted on his Twitter account which is a form of social media. Then it spread...
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...affect our criminal justice system. There is a saying as time change so does people change. And when they do so does all that was brought with them from the past making what we recently see and understand a blueprint for our future. This is done with all people, places and things. In the age of information which we recently live in there are many technologies that many would have thought would be impossible in this day, time and age. Especially when it comes to the way our criminal justice system has the ability to solve crimes much faster than it did in the past through the most powerful tool used today DNA. This is what gave the criminal justice a big break at even the hardest cases that was unsolved for years. Modern technology has given the criminal justice system as well as our society a bonded connection by producing technology that keeps our neighborhoods safe from murders, rapist, thieves etc. Not only has technology given our society security as assurance of safety it also seems like nowadays it has opened up a better level of communication between communities and law enforcement. This does not mean that technology and the police are 100% better than they were before technology it simply means that there are better ways to approach any and every situation to make sure our citizens are treated fairly as well as our law enforcement. To name a few we can start from our past when officers only had radios, walkie-talkies, night sticks, walked the beat etc. up to now where...
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...(@la d aurachappell) fro June 18-Nov om vember 5, 2013. k #Wireshark Tip 1: Turn OFF TCP pref for reassem when workin HTTP - see th Response Co in correct pa T p mbly ng he ode acket. #Wireshark Tip 2: k Use groups to find sets of words - frame matche "(attachment|tar|exe|zip)" s es #Wireshark Tip 3: k Graph http.time in Wireshark 1.1 - Cool! G 10 #Wireshark Tip 4: k Look for "data" in Statistics | Pro otocol Hierarchy when you suspe malicious tra ect affic. #Wireshark Tip 5: k In 1.10, right-clic on an item in the Expert Info w ck window | Interne Search. Nice! et #Wireshark Tip 6: k Filter on tcp.ana alysis.flags && !tc cp.analysis.wind dow_update – click Save to mak it a button. ke #Wireshark Tip 7: k Edit/remove Filte Expression bu er uttons through P Preferences | Filt Expressions. ter . #Wireshark Tip 8: k Disable IP, TCP UDP checksum validation – ta sk offload very c P, m common #Wireshark Tip 9: k Select Help | Ab Wireshark | Folders to find y personal co S bout your onfigs/profiles. #Wireshark Tip 10: k Right click on TC Stream field and Apply as Co CP olumn for spagh TCP traffic hetti #Wireshark Tip 11: k Right-Click on No. column heading to left-align – get it away from Time column N #Wireshark Tip 12: k Add an http.host column when analyzing web br A t a rowsing session ns #Wireshark Tip 13: k Select “Classic” in Wireshark 1.1 profiles...
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...Introduction When students think of the era of the 1970’s, they picture big hair, disco dance moves, and flashy suits that could blind the eyes. This image has been captured in television shows and movies in which makes the 1970’s the topic of interest. Past all of the glitz and glamour of the 70’s, are events that revolutionized the way the American citizens viewed their country and the world. Some of these events were a bit on the darker more controversial side, while others created the technological world we know today. The dark side of the 70’s experienced a government that was amidst a scandal, faced the legalization of an act that many saw as unethical, and experiments with creating life from a test tube. On the lighter side of...
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...Predictive analytics is used in web mining by analyzing user’s movements from one web content to another. Collecting the data of where a user browses and the content they are seeking can become knowledge if the analyst understands the patterns (Turban & Volonino, 2011). An Association Discovery Algorithm is a tool of data mining where new rules are discovered such that if one item is present then another will also be found. This type of knowledge benefits analyst’s predictability of future probabilities and is very useful to the marketing department, (Ranjan, 2008). A traditional example you may have heard about association discovery shows when diapers are purchased so is beer, (Guo, 2002). This is good to know for several reasons. The marketers can plan to always have enough beer to cover when diapers sell. Doctors and insurance planners may recommend a different product to replace alcohol for a young family’s health. It once was...
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...1.0. INTRODUCTION The term ethics comes from the Greek word “ethos” which mean character or attitude and personality. Some philosopher defined that ethics as one of the research towards morality and some said that ethic is also the behavior principles that control the individuals or profession as a standard in making decision or action. For the technocrat group, ethics is linked with study on standard of morale issue. Ethics played an important role in a person life because ethics really show the person morale whether its good or bad. Ethics have many theories that explained the principles that can be used in designing the good personalities in oneself. One of the important theory is the Consequentialist Theory, The Consequentialist Theory is divided into many theories such as the egoism and utilitarianism ethics. We should learn about ethics in our daily lifes and anywhere we are. 2.0. THE VALUES IN ETHICS RESOURCES There are four (4) resources in the value of ethics. The resources are religion, philosophy, the culture experience and also law.. 3.1. Religion Religion is the main and oldest resources in the values of ethics. Religion played an important role in building the ethics value in oneself and as well as the organization. For the individual that are Muslim, they are tied with the ethics value that is stated in the holy Quran which was left behind by the prophet Muhammad which was written in the hadith. Whereas other religion they are also tied to their...
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...Military has been stretched thin trying to deal with the challenges of keeping peace in the world. Everyone has an opinion on how things should be handled in the name of peace. I am concentrating on two items that are “hot button “topics. Eric Snowden in his quest to do the right thing and Syria, who is denying they did any wrong. The court of public opinion is still out to lunch. Eric Snowden is a 30 year old former US contractor who is accused of being a traitor. Eric worked as a temp through Booz Allen Hamilton consulting firm. During the 3 months of employment, he downloaded information regarding wiretapping of high profile citizens of other countries. Before this information leaked out, Eric worked in other facets of top secret Government Entities like the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the National Security Agency (NSA). Eric’s supervisor at the CIA gave him a bad review and also passed on information that he was trying to seek information above his grade pay. The report also detailed the young man’s change in attitude and work habits (Brice, B. 2013). The red flags flew under the radar. The report costs him a job in Geneva so he moved on to the NSA as a contractor. During the 4 years of employment, he leaked thousands of documents to let the other countries know through media intervention what was going on. This snowball affect caused Eric to flee the country (Brice, 2013). Eric went to Hong Kong and reached out to several countries for Asylum...
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...USA PATRIOT ACT OF 2001 The USA PATRIOT Act of 2001 is a 342-page, sprawling piece of legislation that contains more than 150 sections and amends more than 15 federal laws. The law's full name is the Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act of 2001, hence the acronym USA PATRIOT Act. It deals primarily with combating terrorism and gives the executive branch of the federal government more tools to fight suspected terrorist activity, but it also aroused the anger of civil libertarians. Critics of the act have charged that the government gained the power to investigate and detain persons with little oversight from the courts. In the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, U.S. political leaders sought to address terrorism with new vigor. President George w. Bush and Attorney General John Ashcroft presented Congress with proposed legislation on September 17, 2001, that focused on intelligence gathering, immigration, criminal justice, and money laundering. The administration sought new powers to conduct searches of people suspected of terrorism; to detain and deport persons suspected of terrorist involvement; and to remove statutes of limitations on terrorism. In addition, the administration wanted the justice department to have the power to place wiretaps on the phones and computers of anyone suspected of terrorism. This initial proposal became the framework for the USA PATRIOT Act, which...
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...Military has been stretched thin trying to deal with the challenges of keeping peace in the world. Everyone has an opinion on how things should be handled in the name of peace. I am concentrating on two items that are “hot button “topics. Eric Snowden in his quest to do the right thing and Syria, who is denying they did any wrong. The court of public opinion is still out to lunch. Eric Snowden is a 30 year old former US contractor who is accused of being a traitor. Eric worked as a temp through Booz Allen Hamilton consulting firm. During the 3 months of employment, he downloaded information regarding wiretapping of high profile citizens of other countries. Before this information leaked out, Eric worked in other facets of top secret Government Entities like the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the National Security Agency (NSA). Eric’s supervisor at the CIA gave him a bad review and also passed on information that he was trying to seek information above his grade pay. The report also detailed the young man’s change in attitude and work habits (Brice, B. 2013). The red flags flew under the radar. The report costs him a job in Geneva so he moved on to the NSA as a contractor. During the 4 years of employment, he leaked thousands of documents to let the other countries know through media intervention what was going on. This snowball affect caused Eric to flee the country (Brice, 2013). Eric went to Hong Kong and reached out to several countries for Asylum...
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...Electronic Surveillance of Employees Legal 500 10/20/2011 1. Explain where an employee can reasonably expect to have privacy in the workplace. The increased use of technology in the workplace has generated new fears for both employers and employees in the privacy region. These days most employees have access to email, and internet access in the workplace, as opposed to a decade ago, has also exploded. According to an IDC Corporation study, two-thirds of employees in medium and large companies in the United States had Internet access in 1997. Today, those numbers are exponentially higher (Gindin, 1997). While this technology can be praised for the ways in which it has helped industry and general public, it also raises concerns about employee’s privacy in the workplace that before did not exist. Employers did not have technological access to both work-related and personal information about their employees, but now employers have full technological access to the employee’s information while he is at work. Question is why employers would need the personal information of their workers, what they do with the information and why employees should be worried, how employers can protect themselves from privacy suits, what the legal position of such privacy concern is and lastly, what employees should be doing to safeguard their privacy while at work. The employees can reasonably expect privacy in the workplace in places like restrooms, parking lots, lounges and in the kitchen area...
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...English 102-21949 Should the Government Regulate the Internet? Do we want the government censoring our stream of information? What about our rights to free speech or freedom of information? We would never think of censoring our television stations or allowing our phone lines to be tapped, so why would we want to allow the government to regulate the internet? When we use the internet, we expect to search for and receive results from a wide range of thoughts and ideas, where we go and who we listen to is our prerogative. Now with that power, comes the responsibility to understand that there will be extremes and to balance and weigh the credibility of the sources we are provided with. Freedom of speech and freedom of information are two ideals, no, rights that our country was founded upon. Regulation of the internet would infringe upon our first amendment rights and therefore cannot be considered. We live in a great democracy with many rights and freedoms that other citizens of the world don’t have. Internet regulation is the process of the government monitoring and filtering where we can go and what we can see on the internet. This is already happening in countries like China, who have been very outspoken about the United States push to encourage open web policies (Clinton). So who is pushing for legislation like this in the United States? Not surprisingly the two pieces of legislation that were proposed earlier this year, Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect IP Act (PIPA)...
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...FBI: A War on Terrorism The Federal Bureau of Investigation is often depicted as the suit wearing hard core heroes called in to crack the tough cases. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is a lot like that. There is more to the bureau than just the criminal investigation side. The FBI plays an active role in the war on terrorism. On September 11th 2001, the lives of Americans changed. Two planes were taking over by terrorist that smuggled razor blades on broad. The two high jacked planes then were flown into the Twin Towers in New York. The result was the loss of life for 3,000 Americans; the plane crashes were one of the most lethal attacks America has ever faced. After the heart wrenching and fear striking events of 9/11, the FBI has devoted a great majority of its resources into keep events like September 11th happening again. Within a year, the FBI established new websites, tip lines, and joint organizations to further anti-terrorist culminations. The FBI is currently in charge of more than a dozen agencies concerning terrorism. Many advocates say that the FBI is doing a great job with the war against terrorism. Critics of the FBI’s handling of security directly related to the prevention and/ or detection of possible acts or terrorism or terrorist fall into two categories: the FBI is not doing sufficient job of keeping the lives of American’s safe and secondly, the FBI is overstepping the constitutional boundaries in the so said name of terrorism prevention. By exploring...
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...From Africa to East Asia, a new Islamic movement is attracting millions of followers and a lot of money. Even though Gulen movements do not call themselves an Islamic movements they Inspired by a little-known Turkish imam his name is Fethullah Gülen.The. Gulen movement is linked to more than 1,000 schools in 130 countries, newspapers, TV and radio stations, universities and even a bank. They describe themselves as civil society movement. It started out as a local service group of students, teachers, parents, and small business owners around the Turkish scholar and preacher Fethullah Gulen in the city of Izmir, Turkey. The movement gives a lot of attention to education and science. These schools have attracted Muslim and non-Muslim. The chief characteristic of Gulen’s followers is that they do not seek to disrupt modern secular states; rather, they encourage Muslims to use the opportunities offered. Gulen sees science and faith as not only harmonious but also complementary. He encourages scientific research and technological advancement for the good of all humanity .In this paper we will write about the founder his ethnic origin, his Islamic education, his teachings and the history of the movement. Also, the demographic characteristics of the movement, and the historical transformations to modern times. Also, the relationship with the other parties and movements. We will be looking into how the movement begin and what made this movement grew so popular. One of the areas we...
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