1
November
11,
2011
Global
Trends
to
Watch:
The
Erosion
of
Privacy
and
Anonymity
and
The
Need
of
Transparency
of
Government
Access
Requests
A
report
from
workshop
160
written
by
Katitza
Rodriguez,
International
Rights
Director,
Electronic
Frontier
Foundation
and
Katarzyna
Szymielewicz,
Executive
Director,
Panoptykon
Foundation.
A
Brief
Substantive
Summary
General
Remarks
This
panel
discussion
at
the
Internet
Governance
Forum
in
Kenya
offered
a
snapshot
of
existing
and
proposed
regulatory
frameworks
for
Internet
privacy.
It
looked
at
potential
risks,
global
trends,
best
and
worst
practices.
Panelists
examined
the
Cybercrime
Convention,
mutual
legal
assistance
treaties
for
gathering
and
exchanging
information
among
countries,
and
the
need
for
transparency
in
government
requests
for
access
to
personal
data.
At
a
time
when
individuals
regularly
turn
to
search
engines,
social
networks
and
other
Internet
intermediaries
to
find
information
online,
blog
their
most
private
thoughts,
share
personal
data
with
friends,
store
sensitive
information
and
share
their
location
through
mobile
devices
via
GPS
tracking,
digital
privacy
is
of
paramount
importance.
Yet
research
by
social
scientists
has
found
that
few
Internet
users
fully
understand
how
much
information
they
are
revealing
about
themselves
and
the
potential
impact
this
disclosure
can
have.
Moreover,
the
ongoing
move
towards
cloud
computing
means
that
more
and
more
of
our
information
will
be
stored
online.
Millions
of
people
are
trusting
web-‐based
email
services
such
as
Google
Gmail
to
store
years
worth
of
private
correspondence.
Cloud
services
such
as
Dropbox
or
Google
Docs
store
your
most
private
documents.
At
the
same
time,
the
cloud
is
changing
the
economics
and
dynamics
of
surveillance.
The
mere
flow
and
storage
of
traffic
data
can
reveal
our
online
routines;
social
networks,
interests
and/or
believes.
As
panelists
noted,
this
information
is
no ...
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As the use of digital mobile devices continues to become more ubiquitous, so too does the use of strong encryption protocols, which are being made available to users by communication application providers. In an effort to provide even more security to users, those same application providers are developing the encryption protocols in such a way that the providers themselves are not even able to decrypt the private messages. These trends are posing an ever-increasing challenge to law enforcement agencies who are often able to obtain the legal authority necessary to intercept or retrieve certain communication dataonly to find that they are unable to decrypt and view that same data. The FBI has labeled this issue as the “Going Dark” problem.
The “Going Dark” problem often has adverse effects on law enforcement’s ability to investigate all kinds of crimes; such as kidnappings, child pornography, violent gang activity, etc. However, the gravest consequential examples of this problem have arisen through terrorist investigations, wherein the stakes are extremely high.
Agencies charged with combating terrorism, such as the FBI, quietly face this obstacle every day. In December 2015, the public was given an inside view of this dilemma, during the aftermath of the San Bernardino, California, terrorist attack. Following the attack, the FBI recovered a passcode locked iPhone 5, which had belonged to one of the shooters. The passcode function keeps the encased data encrypted until the correct passcode is entered. If the wrong passcode is entered more than ten times, the data is automatically permanently wiped from the device. In response, the FBI obtained a court order directing Apple to assist them in developing software to unlock the phone. Apple refused, which set off a fierce public outcry, and a subsequent legal battle. The standoff was ultimately diffused when the FBI was able to find a third party to crack the four-digit passcode.
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This article is rather informative as the author is rather vocal about the reasons why people are continually being targeted by cybercriminals and made victims of attacks. It, therefore, clear on specific policies and strategies which one may implement to prevent them from falling victim to cyberattacks. One should refrain from sharing too much information on social networks, using real names when creating online profiles, and accepting friend requests from suspiciously looking accounts. Social network users must be keen and take the time to read the privacy statement before agreeing to the network's terms and conditions when creating reports.
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Even if the term “digital native” have been debated for years by several esteemed scholars, this article aims to seek the digital natives’ attitude towards data protection and safety. It is fundamental, in a society which is evolving so fast, not to focus solely on the present, but to endeavour to improve the future by paying the utmost attention to the new generations. What balance of interests must we achieve between privacy vs transparency, secrecy vs security, reputation vs freedom of expression in a world of internet which is increasingly regulated by Moore’s Law, rather than by state legislation? The purpose is to analyze the current tension between privacy and other fundamental rights from a predominantly legal standpoint, pointing out that the solutions adopted by legislation and case law are not sufficient and that maybe it is also necessary to reconsider this value from an ethical viewpoint.
Don't Panic. Making Progress on the 'Going Dark' DebateFabio Chiusi
The document summarizes a report by the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University on the debate around government access to encrypted communications and data. The report finds that while encryption technologies are making some surveillance more difficult, communications will neither be completely obscured nor fully transparent. End-to-end encryption is unlikely to be adopted ubiquitously as companies rely on access to user data. Metadata and data from networked devices may enable alternative forms of surveillance. The trends raise novel privacy and security challenges as today's debate does not consider the full technological landscape.
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Abstract- This research paper examines the potential solution to a problem faced by law enforcement; wherein the inability to decrypt a number of encrypted communications that they have been given appropriate legal permission to intercept or examine, loom large. This research paper utilizes a theoretical approach to explore the ‘going dark’ concern. This paper will also provide an overview of an encryption workaround, which will address the widely used “Signal Messaging Protocol” which is used to encrypt messages transmitted via applications such as Whatsapp, Telegram, Facebook, among others.
Keywords—Signal Messaging Protocol, Encrypted Messaging, Privacy, Law Enforcement, Mobile Phones, WhatsAppI. Introduction
As the use of digital mobile devices continues to become more ubiquitous, so too does the use of strong encryption protocols, which are being made available to users by communication application providers. In an effort to provide even more security to users, those same application providers are developing the encryption protocols in such a way that the providers themselves are not even able to decrypt the private messages. These trends are posing an ever-increasing challenge to law enforcement agencies who are often able to obtain the legal authority necessary to intercept or retrieve certain communication dataonly to find that they are unable to decrypt and view that same data. The FBI has labeled this issue as the “Going Dark” problem.
The “Going Dark” problem often has adverse effects on law enforcement’s ability to investigate all kinds of crimes; such as kidnappings, child pornography, violent gang activity, etc. However, the gravest consequential examples of this problem have arisen through terrorist investigations, wherein the stakes are extremely high.
Agencies charged with combating terrorism, such as the FBI, quietly face this obstacle every day. In December 2015, the public was given an inside view of this dilemma, during the aftermath of the San Bernardino, California, terrorist attack. Following the attack, the FBI recovered a passcode locked iPhone 5, which had belonged to one of the shooters. The passcode function keeps the encased data encrypted until the correct passcode is entered. If the wrong passcode is entered more than ten times, the data is automatically permanently wiped from the device. In response, the FBI obtained a court order directing Apple to assist them in developing software to unlock the phone. Apple refused, which set off a fierce public outcry, and a subsequent legal battle. The standoff was ultimately diffused when the FBI was able to find a third party to crack the four-digit passcode.
As a result of that legal dispute between the Department of Justice and Apple not having being resolved in court, the debate continued over the question: should the government be able to legally force private vendors to create decryption keys for law .
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Running Head: SOCIAL NETWORKS DATA PRIVACY POLICIES 1
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Social media are networks used for communication between data owners and viewers in virtual communities. The world has hence become a small global village; as a result, accordingly, information is shared seamlessly regardless of the geographical distance between people. There are, therefore, numerous social networks such as Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter, just to name a few, and with the help of the internet, people can link and communicate in real-time. When connecting with people from mobile devices, there is data that could be retrieved, indicating the location information and metadata embedded in the machines. Malicious users can hence retrieve this information and leverage it against other users.
The author makes it clear that with the new technology, presently, there is a lot more information available with the growth of online virtual communication platforms. Virtual networking platforms have changed the way people interact. People are always on their mobile devices browsing through social media sites, which is progressively attracting hackers and other cybercriminals. Due to this high usage, there are serious data security and privacy threats are facing social media users. The author is affirmative that the majority of the users are always sharing a lot of their personal information online, putting them at significant risks of the numerous methods of attacks.
This article is rather informative as the author is rather vocal about the reasons why people are continually being targeted by cybercriminals and made victims of attacks. It, therefore, clear on specific policies and strategies which one may implement to prevent them from falling victim to cyberattacks. One should refrain from sharing too much information on social networks, using real names when creating online profiles, and accepting friend requests from suspiciously looking accounts. Social network users must be keen and take the time to read the privacy statement before agreeing to the network's terms and conditions when creating reports.
Sarikakis, K., & Winter, L. (2017). Social Media Users’ Legal Consciousness About Privacy. Social Media + Society
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1. The document discusses several issues that can impede investigations of cybercrimes. While technology has enabled vast data searches, it also creates problems for investigators dealing with large amounts of information.
2. It outlines barriers such as obtaining witness cooperation, determining the appropriate jurisdiction, logistical challenges of international investigations, identifying suspects, challenges with search and seizure due to encryption, and locating relevant digital evidence.
3. Resolving these issues requires harmonizing laws globally, improving technical investigative skills, and enhancing information sharing and international cooperation between public and private sectors.
1) The document discusses the moral challenges posed by information technology, including issues around privacy, ownership and control of personal data, and security of data.
2) As technology advances, it generates vast amounts of data about people's online activities and behaviors without their full knowledge or consent.
3) Questions arise around who should have access to personal data and how it is collected, stored, and used. Individuals want control over their private information but corporations seek to commodify user data.
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1) Multi-stakeholder internet governance is being discussed more in-depth to explore opportunities and threats to the concept. Key principles and the role of stakeholders are being intensively debated.
2) A session discussed how the internet can empower small and medium enterprises through information services and enabling global trade, but support is needed to achieve this.
3) Other discussions covered human rights issues for disadvantaged groups, emerging threats to online freedom of expression, and ensuring gender equality and women's rights in internet access and governance.
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How do courts determine if evidence is reliable and valid before allowing it into testimony?
What is the role of the Frye standard or Daubert standard in determining whether or not the courts will accept biometric evidence?
What rules does your state use in this regard?
How reliable is fingerprint evidence? Consider examples of its use in criminal courts.
How do other biometrics compare to the reliability and validity of fingerprint evidence?
What are some of the challenges associated with lower forms of biometrics, such as facial recognition, and acceptance as evidence in court?
What is the role of the expert witness related to biometric evidence in court?
Be sure to provide in-text citation and references
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This is an article/blog on the Privacy Symposium Africa 2022 on Privacy Rights and Digital rights as Human Rights. It also talks about Online Gender Based Violence , this is gender based violence that manifests in the Digital Space and Online world ie; phishing, non-consensual sharing, harrassment. This article explains why Privacy rights are essential in the modern world.
CBSE open book exam plan evokes mixed reactions.
Students will be forced to think beyond narrow definitions of what they learn from books, making learning more experiential.
Rote learning a closed chapter, CBSE to begin open book era.
Teachers brace for open book challenge.
Open Book Exam System by CBSE
Sometime back there was a news that CBSE is planning to introduce Open Book Exam system for the current session "CBSE is all set to introduce the “OPEN BOOK EXAM “ for classes IX, X, XI in 2013 -2014 session and in Class XII from next academic session, reports some section of the media"
The Video and the Post here explains what exactly is an Open Book Exam
Some Facts about the Open Book Exam System
Open book tests are not easy tests.
Open book tests teach you how to find information when you need it.
The questions are designed to teach you how to use your brain
The CBSE open book system will be for 15-20% of the marks. The schools will be supplied with the text material in few months before the commencement of Summative Assessment – 2. (It will start from 2014).
The document provides an overview of two themes related to open text assessments: 1) Information Technology and Values, and 2) The Future is Now: A Zest for Living.
The section on Information Technology and Values discusses how information technology has become ubiquitous and how it leaves extensive digital trails of people's activities and information. It raises questions about who owns this data and how to balance privacy with businesses' use of personal information. The text also examines the role of moral values in recording, communicating, and accessing information in the digital era.
Whitt a deference to protocol revised journal draft december 2012 120612rswhitt1
This document discusses a draft paper about establishing a public policy framework for regulating the internet. It summarizes the debate around proposed legislation called SOPA and PIPA, which aimed to stop foreign websites from hosting copyright infringing content but would have imposed technical requirements on websites and ISPs. Many internet engineers expressed concerns that the bills would undermine the architectural integrity of the internet and be ineffective or overly broad. At a congressional hearing on the bills, no technical experts were allowed to testify. The bills almost passed but were stopped after a large online protest from internet companies and users. The document argues a public policy framework is needed that respects the structural and functional integrity of the internet.
1. The document discusses several issues that can impede investigations of cybercrimes. While technology has enabled vast data searches, it also creates problems for investigators dealing with large amounts of information.
2. It outlines barriers such as obtaining witness cooperation, determining the appropriate jurisdiction, logistical challenges of international investigations, identifying suspects, challenges with search and seizure due to encryption, and locating relevant digital evidence.
3. Resolving these issues requires harmonizing laws globally, improving technical investigative skills, and enhancing information sharing and international cooperation between public and private sectors.
1) The document discusses the moral challenges posed by information technology, including issues around privacy, ownership and control of personal data, and security of data.
2) As technology advances, it generates vast amounts of data about people's online activities and behaviors without their full knowledge or consent.
3) Questions arise around who should have access to personal data and how it is collected, stored, and used. Individuals want control over their private information but corporations seek to commodify user data.
The document summarizes discussions from Day 2 of IGF 2013 that covered several topics:
1) Multi-stakeholder internet governance is being discussed more in-depth to explore opportunities and threats to the concept. Key principles and the role of stakeholders are being intensively debated.
2) A session discussed how the internet can empower small and medium enterprises through information services and enabling global trade, but support is needed to achieve this.
3) Other discussions covered human rights issues for disadvantaged groups, emerging threats to online freedom of expression, and ensuring gender equality and women's rights in internet access and governance.
4) An interview highlighted growing internet censorship, surveillance and the commercialization of related technologies as major problems, and
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This document discusses internet censorship and the role of governments. It notes that governments worldwide are trying to control the flow of information on the internet. It outlines some of the collaborative and regulatory mechanisms used by governments to influence internet content, such as working with pro-government individuals and other nations/organizations, as well as implementing laws and policies to block or restrict access to certain websites and applications. The document provides some examples of internet censorship practices in countries like China, South Korea, Myanmar, and European nations.
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A paper writing submission on an existing or emerging area in Internet Governance, leveraging the learnings from the course (Internet Governance) and Internet Society 2021 Projects. Papers will be evaluated by a selection committee and the best submissions will be selected as IGF Youth Ambassadors.
The document discusses how everyday life is increasingly subject to surveillance through various means. As social interaction has become less face-to-face due to modern communication technologies, compensations like personal documentation have been sought to authenticate people from a distance. This has led to the rise of invisible information infrastructures that classify personal data for administrative and commercial purposes. Surveillance is now a key ordering mechanism in modern societies that contributes to reproducing social divisions.
The document summarizes discussions from Day 2 of the IGF 2013 conference around several topics:
- Multi-stakeholder internet governance and the opportunities and challenges in implementing its principles in practice. Key issues discussed included human rights, gender, disadvantaged groups, cybersecurity, and ensuring stability and control online.
- The focus session on principles of multi-stakeholder cooperation and the viewpoints shared around open and inclusive processes, participation, transparency, and consensus-based decision making.
- Other discussions centered around bridging internet governance principles across stakeholders, empowering small businesses through internet access, protecting human rights online while preventing online crime, and ensuring gender equality and women's equal rights in internet access and use.
Issues with respect to the proper ownership and jurisdiction of information contained on the internet have set the stage for an ongoing legal debate over Cyber-Law and its impact on Cyber-Crime.
Enhanced Global Cyber-Security and proposed governing regulations are not a luxury, but a necessity, for today’s business and government entities which operate in real time environments.
This document discusses cyber law and its impact on cyber crime. It notes that while cyber crimes are increasing globally and costing businesses trillions, the laws governing cyber space have not kept pace with the growth of the internet. There is still a huge challenge to develop comprehensive international regulations and laws to address coordinated cyber attacks across borders. It argues that some structure around jurisdiction, privacy, commerce and other issues is needed to help curb cyber crime, but that regulating the internet is complex given its global, boundary-less nature. Enhanced international cooperation around cyber law enforcement is important for addressing cyber threats.
"Digital.Report+" - expert magazine for ICT policy professionalsVadim Dryganov
This document is the inaugural issue of Digital.Report+, a biannual publication exploring ICT developments in Eurasia and their relationship to political, social, and economic factors. The first issue focuses on debates around internet governance and concerns about the internet's fragmentation due to national security policies. It features several opinion pieces and interviews with experts on issues like internet regulation, cybersecurity, and personal data protection in Russia and other post-Soviet states.
This document summarizes issues related to privacy and emerging technologies. It discusses how technologies like body cameras, big data, and the internet of things impact privacy based on international human rights standards. Specific concerns addressed include behavioral marketing, data aggregation, metadata collection, and government surveillance partnerships with private companies. The document advocates that any reforms around these issues must consider the close relationship between companies and governments when it comes to accessing people's personal information.
The document discusses the debate between individual privacy rights and government surveillance efforts aimed at national security. It notes that while increased surveillance can help protect citizens from security threats like terrorism, it may infringe on citizens' privacy rights. The debate centers around finding a balance between these competing interests. The document also mentions how technology has led to more personal information being stored digitally, making it accessible to authorities, and how this issue deeply affects many people given modern technology usage.
A Study Of Cybercrimes In India Using Digital ForensicsEmily Smith
This document summarizes a research paper on studying cybercrimes in India using digital forensics. It discusses how digital forensics can be used to investigate the "Sony.sambandh.com" cybercrime case from 2013. The paper also reviews literature on identity theft and how digital evidence can be analyzed using forensic tools. It notes that cybercrimes are increasing and highlights the need for international cooperation to address these crimes.
This document discusses internet governance from both a global and Bangladeshi perspective. It begins by defining internet governance and outlining some of the key actors and issues involved, such as privacy, media freedom, and internet sovereignty. It then provides examples of internet governance challenges in different parts of the world, such as bans on social media platforms in Russia and data localization laws in the EU. Finally, it analyzes Bangladesh's approach to internet governance, noting accusations that the government manipulates internet access and passes laws like the Digital Security Act that are criticized for restricting free speech and press freedom.
Globalization has made the use of computer to grow drastically over the years. More people from different parts of the world are coming closer to one another through computers. The World Wide Web has enabled this phenomenon to be possible, but also, it has led to the emergence of cyber crimes. Although law enforcement agencies have come up with security policies, the number of crimes related to computer theft and hacking is still alarming
In a 250-300 word response, critically examine your personal level o.docxjoyjonna282
In a 250-300 word response, critically examine your personal level of intercultural communication competence. Is it important for you to achieve a certain level of intercultural communication competence? Would enhanced intercultural communication competence help you personally? Professionally? Academically? Include examples in your submission and use at least one resource to support your key points. Respond to at least two of your fellow students' posts.
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In a 10 –12 page paper, identify and analyze the benefits and challe.docxjoyjonna282
In a 10 –12 page paper, identify and analyze the benefits and challenges that are associated with biometric evidence in the criminal justice system. Include at least 3 techniques in your paper, and use at least 2 case studies to support your position. Consider the following questions when drafting your paper:
How do courts determine if evidence is reliable and valid before allowing it into testimony?
What is the role of the Frye standard or Daubert standard in determining whether or not the courts will accept biometric evidence?
What rules does your state use in this regard?
How reliable is fingerprint evidence? Consider examples of its use in criminal courts.
How do other biometrics compare to the reliability and validity of fingerprint evidence?
What are some of the challenges associated with lower forms of biometrics, such as facial recognition, and acceptance as evidence in court?
What is the role of the expert witness related to biometric evidence in court?
Be sure to provide in-text citation and references
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In a 1-2 page Microsoft Word document, discuss the following case st.docxjoyjonna282
In a 1-2 page Microsoft Word document, discuss the following case study:
When Alexander and Deborah married, Alexander owned a duplex in a community property state. They lived in one side of the duplex. They saved their money and bought a lake lot as tenants by the entirety. Deborah failed to pay the loans she took out from Savings Bank prior to her marriage to pay for college. The bank claimed the duplex, the lake lot and their savings.
Discuss the likelihood of success on the bank's claims against the properties.
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In a 16–20 slide PowerPoint presentation (excluding title and refere.docxjoyjonna282
In a 16–20 slide PowerPoint presentation (excluding title and reference slides) provide information as well as analyze the roles of the following areas in criminal justice leadership strategies and practices:
Organizational culture
Behavioral theory
Planning
Community relations
Your presentation should include, at a minimum, 4 slides, with speaker notes, for each topic.
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In a 1-2 page Microsoft Word document, using APA, discuss the follow.docxjoyjonna282
In a 1-2 page Microsoft Word document, using APA, discuss the following case study:
When Alexander and Deborah married, Alexander owned a duplex in a community property state. They lived in one side of the duplex. They saved their money and bought a lake lot as tenants by the entirety. Deborah failed to pay the loans she took out from Savings Bank prior to her marriage to pay for college. The bank claimed the duplex, the lake lot and their savings.
Discuss the likelihood of success on the bank's claims against the properties.
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In a 1-2 page paper, discuss how the government, the media, and the .docxjoyjonna282
In a 1-2 page paper, discuss how the government, the media, and the public affect a health care organization's integration of data. Give specific examples of all three entities influencing the integration of data.
Include at least two research sources in your paper and cite them in a References page at the end in APA format. As in all writing assignments, follow standard mechanics in writing, grammar, punctuation, and spelling.
Submit your completed assignment to the drop box below. Please check the
Course Calendar
for specific due dates.
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In 2010, plans were announced for the construction of an Islamic cul.docxjoyjonna282
In 2010, plans were announced for the construction of an Islamic cultural center, named Cordoba House, in lower Manhattan in the vicinity of where the September 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center occurred. This announcement stirred up a storm of activity by groups and individuals supporting and opposing the proposal, and in early 2011, a plea by the American Center for Law and Justice was entered in the New York State Supreme Court to stop the construction. In this Discussion Board please respond to the following questions:
In 5–6 paragraphs, address the following:
What are the complaints and concerns of those who oppose construction of this building in its proposed location?
Do you agree? Why, or why not?
What are the counter-claims being made by those who support construction of this building in its present location?
Do you agree? Why, or why not?
What is the specific issue in the court case?
What activities (protests, letters to the editor, blog posts, petitions, opinion polls, etc.) are underway related to this issue? Explain.
Do you think these activities are likely to have an impact on the Court’s decision? Why, or why not?
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In 2011, John Jones, a middle school social science teacher began .docxjoyjonna282
In 2011, John Jones, a middle school social science teacher began a unit on the American election process. He began with an introduction of political parties from the revolution to present day. At the end of the politically-balanced unit, students participated in mock debates as candidates from each party and ultimately held a mock presidential election in his classroom.
After the votes were counted and a winner determined, one of his students asked Mr. Jones who he was planning to vote for in the “real” election. He answered the question in age-appropriate language and, when prompted, explained why. He reminded his students that voting was not only a reflection of personal beliefs, but a responsibility as a citizen of the United States.
When Janie Johnson got home from school that day, she noticed – for the first time – signs in her neighbor's front yards supporting one of the presidential candidates. At dinner she asked her parents who they planned to vote for. Their choice differed significantly from her teacher’s. Janie’s father was quite upset at Janie’s explanation of the other candidate. To him, it was not Mr. Jones’ job as her teacher her to “put those kinds of ideas in her head.” The next day he called the principal demanding that Mr. Jones be removed from the classroom.
You are the principal.
1. What do you tell the father? Why?
2. What, if anything, do you say to Mr. Jones, the teacher? Why?
You are Mr. Jones.
1. Have you done anything wrong?
2. What court case(s) would you cite in your behalf? Be specific. Cite the case name, court ruling, or law.
Answer the following questions:
1. Who was Pickering and why is he important?
2. A teacher speaks out at a rally against FCAT. This is not the first “FIRE FCAT” rally held in this community. Can her statement be protected by the First Amendment? Under what circumstances?
3. A student sees a picture of math teacher James Johnson in his KKK garb that Johnson posts on his facebook page. Can Johnson be fired because of his KKK membership? Why or why not?
4. After their honeymoon Jane Jones and her new husband Jason return to their teaching jobs at JFK Middle School. At lunch that day the principal informs them that one of them must transfer to a new school. Can the principal do this? Why or why not?
Chapter 10 covers several topics, chief among which is teachers’ rights. There are three main court cases which address free speech:
· Pickering v. Board of Education
· Connick v. Myers
· Garcetti v. Ceballos
In order to respond to the questions, you will have to do some research on your own.Ask yourself this question: “Is the employee speaking as a private citizen or as an employee?”
Question 1 : What is the main difference between the Pickering decisions and the Garcetti decision? Where does the Connick decision fit in?
Question 2: A special education teacher complains to his principal that the school is violating federal law in trying to meet the n.
In 5-7 pages (double-spaced,) provide a narrative explaining the org.docxjoyjonna282
This document requests a 5-7 page double-spaced narrative summarizing an organization's origins, ideology, goals, leadership, funding, capabilities, bases, personnel, training, communications, weapons, attack methods, propaganda, surveillance techniques, and significant events or dates related to past or potential future attacks.
In 2004 the Bush Administration enacted changes to the FLSA and the .docxjoyjonna282
In 2004 the Bush Administration enacted changes to the FLSA and the way overtime is paid. These changes are said to have impacted millions of working Americans. The Act addresses who and how overtime is paid. It is also felt that more changes are still needed.
Using an Internet search, find the enactment highlights of 2004 and future proposed changes. Who is impacted, positively or negatively? How do you feel this impacts you? Were these changes long overdue, or do you think this is just a way for workers to work more hours without the employer being responsible for premium pay?
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In 200-250 wordsGiven the rate of technological chang.docxjoyjonna282
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Given the rate of technological change and global market pressures, there is considerable change and uncertainty in many organizations. Organizational value is determined more by knowledge (intellectual capital) rather than the traditional factors of productions (land, labor and capital).
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Review the concept of knowledge management and how human resources can create the conditions for the effective sharing of knowledge within and throughout the organization.
****Please use one reference which includes in-text citation****
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in 200 words or more..1 do you use twitter if so , how often do.docxjoyjonna282
in 200 words or more..
1/ do you use twitter ?if so , how often do you tweet , and what do you tweet about ? if not , explain why you chose not to participate in this social medium
2/ when you post something online , do you think carefully about what you are about to post and how it might sound to others ? do you and react to your post ? or do you shoot from the hip , writeing whatever comes to mind ? explain
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In 200 words or more, answer the following questionsAfter reading .docxjoyjonna282
Pop culture brands products by associating them with popular movies, celebrities, or television shows which can influence consumers to gravitate toward one product over another similar product. Pop culture branding aims to make products appealing and familiar by connecting them with characters or stories people find entertaining or admire. When done effectively, pop culture branding can sway people's preferences and purchasing decisions between comparable products based on the branding associations.
In 2005, serial killer Dennis Rader, also known as BTK, was arrested.docxjoyjonna282
In 2005, serial killer Dennis Rader, also known as BTK, was arrested and convicted of murdering 10 people in Kansas between the years of 1974 and 1991. Further research this incident using quality and reputable resources.
Write a two to three (2-3) page paper in which you:
Explicate how digital forensics was used to identify Rader as a suspect and lead to more concrete physical evidence.
Describe in detail the digital evidence that was uncovered from the floppy disk obtained from Rader. Discuss why you believe it took so many years to find concrete evidence in order to build a case against Rader.
Explain how the acquisition of digital evidence aided the investigation and whether or not you believe Rader would’ve been a person of interest if the floppy disk evidence wasn’t sent.
Identify the software that was used by the authorities to uncover the evidence and summarize how this software can be used for digital forensics and evidence collection.
Use at least two (2) quality resources in this assignment. Note: Wikipedia and similar Websites do not qualify as quality resources.
Your assignment must follow these formatting requirements:
Be typed, double spaced, using Times New Roman font (size 12), with one-inch margins on all sides; citations and references must follow APA or school-specific format. Check with your professor for any additional instructions.
Include a cover page containing the title of the assignment, the student’s name, the professor’s name, the course title, and the date. The cover page and the reference page are not included in the required assignment page length.
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In 2003, China sent a person into space. China became just the third.docxjoyjonna282
China became the third country to send a person into space in 2003 by launching a spaceship that orbited Earth 14 times in less than a day, demonstrating China's ability to independently send people to space for the first time and establishing itself as an emerging space power despite the high costs typically associated with human spaceflight.
In 250 words briefly describe the adverse effects caused by exposure.docxjoyjonna282
Exposure to radiation can cause adverse health effects such as radiation sickness and cancer. Significant health risks occur at exposure levels of 100 mSv or more over a short period. Radiation levels near Three Mile Island peaked at 0.5 mSv/hour and levels near Chernobyl were as high as 800 mSv during the incidents according to reports from the World Health Organization and International Atomic Energy Agency.
In 2.5 pages, compare and contrast health care reform in two differe.docxjoyjonna282
In 2.5 pages, compare and contrast health care reform in two different states. Your paper should include a minimum of three specific examples of similarities or differences in health care reform in the two states.
Example:
One possibility would be to compare Maine's health care reform in 2003 to Tennessee's 1994 health care reform known as "TennCare."
APA FORMAT
APA REFERENCES
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In 2014 Virginia scientist Eric Betzig won a Nobel Prize for his res.docxjoyjonna282
In 2014 Virginia scientist Eric Betzig won a Nobel Prize for his research in microscope technology. Since receiving the award, Betzig has improved the technology so that cell functions, growth and even movements can now be seen in real time while minimizing the damage caused by prior methods. This allows the direct study of living nerve cells forming synapses in the brain, cells undergoing mitosis and internal cell functions like protein translation and mitochondrial movements.
Your assignment is to write a Python program that
graphically
simulates viewing cellular organisms, as they might be observed using Betzig’s technology. These simulated cells will be shown in a graphics window (representing the field of view through Betzig’s microscope) and must be animated, exhibiting behaviors based on the
“Project Specifications” below
. The simulation will terminate based on user input (a mouse click) and will include two (2) types of cells,
Crete
and
Laelaps
, (
pronounced
KREET
and
LEE
-
laps
).
Crete
cells should be represented in this simulation as three (3) small green circles with a radius of 8 pixels. These cells move nonlinearly in steps of 1-4 graphics window pixels. This makes their movement appear jerky and random.
Crete
cells cannot move outside the microscope slide, (the ‘
field
’), so they may bump along the borders or even wander out into the middle of the field at times. These cells have the ability to pass “through” each other.
A single red circle with a radius of 16 pixels will represent a
Laelaps
cell in this simulation.
Laelaps
cells move across the field straight lines, appearing to ‘bounce’ off the field boundaries.
Laelaps
sometimes appear to pass through other cells, however this is an optical illusion as they are very thin and tend to slide over or under the other cells in the field of view.
Project Specifications: ====================
Graphics Window
500 x 500 pixel window
White background
0,0 (x,y) coordinate should be set to the lower left-hand corner
Crete
Cells
Three (3) green filled circles with radius of 8 pixels
Move in random increments between -4 and 4 pixels per step
Movements are not in straight lines, but appear wander aimlessly
Laelaps
Cells
One (1) red filled circle with a radius of 16 pixels
Move more quickly than Crete cells and in straight lines
The Laelaps cell should advance in either -10 or 10 pixels per step
TODO #1: Initialize the simulation environment ========================================
Import any libraries needed for the simulation
Display a welcome message in the Python Shell. Describe the program’s functionality
Create the 500 x 500 graphics window named “
Field
”
Set the
Field
window parameters as specified
TODO #2: Create the
Crete
cells –
makeCrete()
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Write a function that creates three green circle objects (radius 8) and stores them in a list
Each entry of the list represents one
Crete
cell
The.
In 200-300 words - How is predation different from parasitism What.docxjoyjonna282
In 200-300 words - How is predation different from parasitism? What structures and behavior aid the predaceous insect to be successful? Please give an example.
In 200-300 words-
Why is an understanding of metamorphosis crucial to identifying adult insects? Provide examples where knowing development patterns can prevent incorrect identification.
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In 3 and half pages, including a title page and a reference page, di.docxjoyjonna282
In 3 and half pages, including a title page and a reference page, discuss various methods of establishing the identity of a murder victim.
In your discussion include an explanation of methods used to identify the dead when only teeth and bones of the victim are available for examination.
Use materials from the text and/or any outside resources to support your response.
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