Discussion:
Draft a response to each of the bulleted questions below. Each question must have its own response and have a minimum of 75 words.
1. Should regulating practices on the Internet be the responsibility of parents or the government? Why or Why Not?
2. Does the threat of international terrorism affect daily life in the United States or does it only affect life during large-scale events such as September 11, 2001? Explain.
3. How does high technology provide new criminal opportunities?
4. Describe cybercrimes and policy implications for combatting these crimes
5. Analyze potential future crime policies for the future, as relates to civil liberties and evolving technologies.
6. What is the difference between high-tech crime and traditional forms of criminal activity? Will the high-tech crimes of today continue to be the high-tech crimes of tomorrow? Why?
7. What is comparative criminology? What are the advantages of a comparative approach in the study of criminology?
8. Has the average American had to sacrifice any rights or freedoms in the fight against terrorism? If so, what rights or freedoms have been sacrificed?