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NguyenJ

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Discuss why it is considered so important for computer experts to assess digital evidence. What risks do you foresee if noncomputer experts were to handle such evidence?
 
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Explain what is meant by the term proactive arrests.
 
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Answer to Question 1

 Digital evidence,often volatile and voluminous, unlike traditional evidence where small samples are utilized
 Susceptible to climatic or environmental factors as well as human error
 Loss of critical data due to investigative mistakes
 Complex networks, multi-user systems, and uniqueoperating systems
 Camouflage possibilities of digital evidence
 Data recovery complex due to encryption andsteganography programs
 Technology fast outpacing law enforcement training
 Noncomputer experts non-articulate on evidence handling processes
 Computer crime expert investigators critical to success of investigation and legal prosecution of computer-related crime
 Computer experts to ensure safety and non-contamination/corruption of evidence
 Utilization of such experts to minimize potentially negative outcomes

Answer to Question 2

Proactive arrests are initiated by the police, rather than relying upon a citizen to call for police assistance. Proactive arrests typically follow increased police attention to a specific criminal type or specific crime. Generally, there are two types of proactive arrests. First, a proactive arrest strategy might track high-risk offenders. Secondly, another type of proactive arrest strategy may prioritize the arrest of certain offenders, such as drunk drivers or drug dealers.



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