Prosecuting Intellectual Property Crimes
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National Institute of Justice Digital Evidence Policies ...
www.ojp.gov(2)iolent crimes such as murder, rape, and assault V (3)ild at immediate risk of exploitation or abuse A ch (4)hild pornography and solicitation C (5)heft or destruction of intellectual property T (6)ublic corruption P (7)inancial crimes F (8)nternet crimes, including network intrusion and unauthorized access I (9)dentity theft I 10() Faudr
Adult Family Home Guidebook - Wa
www.dshs.wa.govdata related to these crimes, the full extent remains uncertain. There is concern that these incidents/crimes are not recognized by, or are not reported by, individuals who are required to make mandated reports. It can occur anywhere – at home, in the community-at-large and, in licensed long-term care residential care settings.
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE ACT 51 OF 1977 - Justice/Home
www.justice.gov.za[NB:S. 45 of the National Prosecuting Authority Act 32 of 1998 reads as follows: 'Any reference in any law to-(a) an attorney-general shall, unless the context indicates otherwise, be construed as a reference to the National Director; and (b) an attorney-general or deputy attorney-general in respect of the area of jurisdiction of
Felony Sentencing Reference Guide - Supreme Court of Ohio
www.supremecourt.ohio.gov• Intellectual disability; or • The defendant was a victim of human trafficking [R.C. 2905.32] or compelling prostitution [R.C. 2907.21]. The court may then schedule a hearing to determine the defendant’s eligibility for ILC. A hearing is mandatory if the defendant alleges drug or …