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danielfitts88

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Cybercriminals who aim their malicious attacks at disrupting, defacing, and destroying technology that they find offensive are known as_________________ ___.
 
  A) cyberterrorists
  B) cybervandals
  C) cyberstalkers
  D) cyberthieves

Question 2

Which of the following has been a factor contributing to the current reentry problem in the United States?
 
  A) An increase in the power of parole boards to affect release decisions
  B) Shorter prison sentences served by those being released
  C) An increased reduction in programs designed to assist former prisoners
  D) An increase in the number of drug offenders being released
  E) A decrease in the number of violent offenders being released



joshraies

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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