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This survey analyses the level of concern shown by Indian users on the internet. The survey responses were collected with Google Forms and analyzed/visualized with Python
The document discusses proposed legislation called SESTA and related bills that aim to fight sex trafficking by amending Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. SESTA would allow civil and criminal liability for websites that knowingly or with reckless disregard facilitate sex trafficking. Supporters argue it is needed to stop sex traffickers from using websites, while critics argue it could increase censorship, frivolous lawsuits against websites, and make it harder for law enforcement. The document outlines views from lawmakers, internet companies, advocacy groups on both sides of the issue.
The MobilePatrol app allows law enforcement agencies and communities to connect through two-way communication. It provides public safety records, alerts, news, and directories to citizens, who can also send crime tips, offender sightings, and commendations to law enforcement. Over 1 million people have downloaded the app across 41 states, including over 300 sheriff's departments, 100 police departments, and 27 agencies in North Carolina. The app allows law enforcement to publish notifications, news, records, and receive tips from citizens, helping to solve crimes. It is free for law enforcement through an ad-supported model with no contracts or additional fees.
This document summarizes online privacy and advertising law developments from 2012-2014. It discusses the FTC sending information requests to data brokers in 2012 and a commissioner calling for a comprehensive do-not-track system. Subsequent events include an FTC sting of data brokers, debates around do-not-track, and California passing privacy legislation. The document also covers FTC workshops on big data and mobile device tracking, updates to FTC disclosure guidelines, and native advertising. Additionally, it summarizes the Amazon tax debate and various enforcement actions.
The document summarizes information related to legislation aimed at combating sex trafficking by amending Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. It provides statistics on human trafficking cases in the US, discusses criticism of and lawsuits against the website Backpage for facilitating sex trafficking, and outlines key provisions and criticisms of proposed legislation like SESTA that aims to exclude websites from CDA 230 protections related to sex trafficking crimes.
The california consumer privacy act (ccpa) is in effect starting on january 1...RominaMariaBaltariu
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is in Effect Starting Today, January 1, 2020 - Which websites will CCPA impact? - 8 (easy) steps to be GDPR ready if you own a website - You are here: - Visitor Analytics
Behavioral tracking and targeting provides targeted ads but raises privacy concerns. A study found the average website installed 64 tracking technologies without warning. While behavioral ads can increase revenues, many feel uncomfortable with their data being tracked and shared without consent. Laws aim to protect privacy but concerns remain about data security, secondary use and respecting consumers' right to privacy. Overall it is debated whether behavioral tracking should continue given the economic benefits versus privacy and ethical implications.
This survey analyses the level of concern shown by Indian users on the internet. The survey responses were collected with Google Forms and analyzed/visualized with Python
The document discusses proposed legislation called SESTA and related bills that aim to fight sex trafficking by amending Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. SESTA would allow civil and criminal liability for websites that knowingly or with reckless disregard facilitate sex trafficking. Supporters argue it is needed to stop sex traffickers from using websites, while critics argue it could increase censorship, frivolous lawsuits against websites, and make it harder for law enforcement. The document outlines views from lawmakers, internet companies, advocacy groups on both sides of the issue.
The MobilePatrol app allows law enforcement agencies and communities to connect through two-way communication. It provides public safety records, alerts, news, and directories to citizens, who can also send crime tips, offender sightings, and commendations to law enforcement. Over 1 million people have downloaded the app across 41 states, including over 300 sheriff's departments, 100 police departments, and 27 agencies in North Carolina. The app allows law enforcement to publish notifications, news, records, and receive tips from citizens, helping to solve crimes. It is free for law enforcement through an ad-supported model with no contracts or additional fees.
This document summarizes online privacy and advertising law developments from 2012-2014. It discusses the FTC sending information requests to data brokers in 2012 and a commissioner calling for a comprehensive do-not-track system. Subsequent events include an FTC sting of data brokers, debates around do-not-track, and California passing privacy legislation. The document also covers FTC workshops on big data and mobile device tracking, updates to FTC disclosure guidelines, and native advertising. Additionally, it summarizes the Amazon tax debate and various enforcement actions.
The document summarizes information related to legislation aimed at combating sex trafficking by amending Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. It provides statistics on human trafficking cases in the US, discusses criticism of and lawsuits against the website Backpage for facilitating sex trafficking, and outlines key provisions and criticisms of proposed legislation like SESTA that aims to exclude websites from CDA 230 protections related to sex trafficking crimes.
The california consumer privacy act (ccpa) is in effect starting on january 1...RominaMariaBaltariu
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is in Effect Starting Today, January 1, 2020 - Which websites will CCPA impact? - 8 (easy) steps to be GDPR ready if you own a website - You are here: - Visitor Analytics
Behavioral tracking and targeting provides targeted ads but raises privacy concerns. A study found the average website installed 64 tracking technologies without warning. While behavioral ads can increase revenues, many feel uncomfortable with their data being tracked and shared without consent. Laws aim to protect privacy but concerns remain about data security, secondary use and respecting consumers' right to privacy. Overall it is debated whether behavioral tracking should continue given the economic benefits versus privacy and ethical implications.
Talk on "Algorithmic Accountability Reporting" by Nicholas Diakopoulos, a computer scientist, Tow Fellow at the Columbia University Journalism School and incoming member of the faculty at the Philip Merrill College of Journalism.
The Perpetual Line-Up - Center on Privacy and Technology at Georgetown LawMatt Johnson
This document summarizes the key findings of a report investigating law enforcement use of face recognition technology in the United States. The report found that over 117 million American adults are included in law enforcement face recognition networks, and that use of this technology is largely unregulated and poses risks to privacy, civil liberties, and civil rights. It provides recommendations for legislators, law enforcement agencies, technology companies, and others to mitigate these risks through policies limiting how face recognition can be used and ensuring oversight and transparency.
Marijuana Legalization Helps Solve Violent Crimes Says New StudyEvergreen Buzz
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The document summarizes statements from several organizations opposing SESTA, citing the following key points:
1) SESTA is overly broad and will lead to frivolous lawsuits against legitimate companies rather than addressing criminal behavior. It will also hamper companies' ability to fight illegal activity online.
2) Holding platforms legally responsible if they have "knowledge" of illegal user activities will discourage them from partnering with law enforcement for voluntary initiatives against trafficking.
3) SESTA will place a large burden on internet companies to monitor user content and could discourage startups and non-profits from operating online forums. It also risks states passing broad censorship laws under the guise of targeting traffickers.
The document summarizes proposed changes to Section 79 of India's Information Technology Act regarding regulating online content. It discusses draft rules that would require social media platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, and Twitter to remove unlawful content, trace the origin of information, and deploy tools to identify such content. The draft also mandates data localization, increases record keeping timelines, and allows government orders to access data/assistance. While it aims to curb fake news and increase accountability, critics argue it could infringe privacy and be misused for political goals.
Collecting and analyzing information from simple cell phones can provide surprising insights into how people move about and behave—and even help us understand the spread of diseases.
The document discusses corruption within the Hong Kong police force in the 1960s and 1970s. At this time, the police force was systematically corrupt and involved in many illegal activities. There was a culture of paying "tea fees" for public services and widespread fear and distrust of authorities among the population. Previous anti-corruption efforts had failed due to the interrelated and entrenched nature of the corruption, as well as a lack of public cooperation and a "brotherliness" culture within the police force itself. A new approach was needed to address corruption at its multiple roots.
The document proposes several provisions for legislation regarding internet companies operating in repressive regimes:
1) Legislation should be universal and aimed at repressive practices like human rights violations, not specific governments.
2) Companies should be required to warn users when data may be shared with governments or third parties so users can make informed decisions.
3) Legislation should prohibit companies from voluntarily censoring content to appease repressive governments.
4) Users should be notified when companies are forced to censor content through a court order and given means to anonymously appeal censorship.
Intelligence chief defends internet spying programabiross34
WASHINGTON (AP) — Eager to quell a domestic furor over U.S. spying, the nation’s top intelligence official stressed Saturday that a previously undisclosed program for tapping into Internet usage is authorized by Congress, falls under strict supervision of a secret court and cannot intentionally target a U.S. citizen. He decried the revelation of that and another intelligence-gathering program as reckless.
For the second time in three days, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper took the rare step of declassifying some details of an intelligence program to respond to media reports about counterterrorism techniques employed by the government.
‘‘Disclosing information about the specific methods the government uses to collect communications can obviously give our enemies a ‘playbook’ of how to avoid detection,’’ he said in a statement.
A Colorado state law could significantly impact e-commerce by requiring out-of-state retailers to collect and remit sales tax. The law is aimed at requiring large online retailers like Amazon to collect sales tax as brick-and-mortar stores already do. Other states have proposed or passed similar laws, while federal legislation on the issue has stalled. The law's backers argue it helps level the playing field for local businesses, while opponents say it imposes new burdens on e-tailers.
This document announces a government investigations program that will explore data breach investigations from the perspective of investigating agencies and corporations responding to such investigations. It will consider the scope of investigations arising from data breaches and privacy concerns, how corporations should respond by locating and producing electronic information. It will also discuss potential parallel civil proceedings and how information shared with investigating agencies may be used in litigation. The program aims to help corporations understand investigation obligations and protect privileged information.
The document summarizes the opposition to the proposed SOPA and PIPA legislation in the US Congress in January 2012. Major websites went "black" on January 18th to protest the bills, which aimed to curb online piracy but were criticized for being too broad. The bills would have allowed sites to be blocked and payment services suspended over undefined terms like "facilitating infringement." This lack of clarity and due process is what led to widespread protests against the bills on "Black Wednesday," with users and sites calling for more precise anti-piracy laws.
This document contains a resume for Mekelly Manudon Mollejon, including her personal details, educational background, work experience, skills, trainings, and references. She is currently working as a Financial Advisor at PRU LIFE U.K. and seeks to gain experience in banking and financing to enhance her skills. Her objective is to work honestly and give her best service. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Management Accounting from Saint Louis University and has experience working as an Accounting/Payroll Staff and in on-the-job training as a Property Custodian.
This document summarizes how a media product represents social groups and who the intended audience is. It represents young females ages 15-25 by featuring three young female main characters who show independence and power. Specifically, it portrays an "emo" social group through the characters' dark clothing, long skirts, and boots. The intended audience is also young females ages 15-25, similar to those who enjoyed films like Twilight and Donnie Darko, as the genre is a thriller/horror.
There are several conventions that film openings use to hook audiences and set the scene. These include flashbacks to establish important backstory, landscape shots that show the film's setting, narration to provide context, and action or chase scenes for fast-paced genres. Other conventions are production logos, title sequences, animation, compilations of photographs, and soundtracks that build suspense and tone. The purpose is to engage viewers and give a sense of the genre and characters.
The opening sequence of Se7en uses a series of dark, unsettling shots and ominous music to set the tone for the film and pique audience curiosity. Close-ups of dirty hands holding a razor blade and a drawing with crossed-out eyes aim to unsettle viewers and make them wonder what dangers may come. Rapid cuts between dimly lit shots of a needle and scruffy handwritten notes further disorient the audience and hint at the darkness to unfold. The sequence aims to leave viewers on edge through its confusing visuals and layered, tense sound design before the title is even revealed.
This document summarizes a National Theatre Live production of John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men starring James Franco as George and Chris O'Dowd as Lennie. It describes how the casting choices were sensible as Franco and O'Dowd resembled the actors in a previous film adaptation. The costumes, settings and sound design were praised for transporting viewers to 1930s California and enhancing the dramatic moments. Overall, the production was praised for maintaining audience attention over three hours through its traditional storytelling combined with modern casting and production elements.
This document provides a risk assessment and location recce for filming scenes in woods off Gatehouse Lane on 15/01/16. It identifies potential risks such as equipment theft, injury from trip hazards or extreme weather, and mitigation strategies. Alec and Tom will monitor equipment, Emilia will ensure the camera is charged, and Katherine will collect tripods. Alec will check the weather and Katherine will assess conditions. Emilia will carry the first aid kit and all will be aware of safety. Clare Hole is the emergency contact. Potential interruptions, unwanted noise, lighting problems, and preparation of the filming space are also addressed.
Mohamed Tolba is seeking a position that utilizes his 13 years of experience in mechanical engineering and manufacturing. He has extensive experience leading process improvement projects, redesigning production lines, and increasing productivity and efficiency. His background includes roles as a Process Engineering Manager, Productivity Initiative Leader, and Lead Engineer. He has a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Design and Production Engineering from Cairo University.
Talk on "Algorithmic Accountability Reporting" by Nicholas Diakopoulos, a computer scientist, Tow Fellow at the Columbia University Journalism School and incoming member of the faculty at the Philip Merrill College of Journalism.
The Perpetual Line-Up - Center on Privacy and Technology at Georgetown LawMatt Johnson
This document summarizes the key findings of a report investigating law enforcement use of face recognition technology in the United States. The report found that over 117 million American adults are included in law enforcement face recognition networks, and that use of this technology is largely unregulated and poses risks to privacy, civil liberties, and civil rights. It provides recommendations for legislators, law enforcement agencies, technology companies, and others to mitigate these risks through policies limiting how face recognition can be used and ensuring oversight and transparency.
Marijuana Legalization Helps Solve Violent Crimes Says New StudyEvergreen Buzz
Yes, weed can help, read this https://cannabis.net/blog/news/cannabis-legalization-helps-police-solve-more-violent-crime-cases-says-latest-oregon-study
The document summarizes statements from several organizations opposing SESTA, citing the following key points:
1) SESTA is overly broad and will lead to frivolous lawsuits against legitimate companies rather than addressing criminal behavior. It will also hamper companies' ability to fight illegal activity online.
2) Holding platforms legally responsible if they have "knowledge" of illegal user activities will discourage them from partnering with law enforcement for voluntary initiatives against trafficking.
3) SESTA will place a large burden on internet companies to monitor user content and could discourage startups and non-profits from operating online forums. It also risks states passing broad censorship laws under the guise of targeting traffickers.
The document summarizes proposed changes to Section 79 of India's Information Technology Act regarding regulating online content. It discusses draft rules that would require social media platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, and Twitter to remove unlawful content, trace the origin of information, and deploy tools to identify such content. The draft also mandates data localization, increases record keeping timelines, and allows government orders to access data/assistance. While it aims to curb fake news and increase accountability, critics argue it could infringe privacy and be misused for political goals.
Collecting and analyzing information from simple cell phones can provide surprising insights into how people move about and behave—and even help us understand the spread of diseases.
The document discusses corruption within the Hong Kong police force in the 1960s and 1970s. At this time, the police force was systematically corrupt and involved in many illegal activities. There was a culture of paying "tea fees" for public services and widespread fear and distrust of authorities among the population. Previous anti-corruption efforts had failed due to the interrelated and entrenched nature of the corruption, as well as a lack of public cooperation and a "brotherliness" culture within the police force itself. A new approach was needed to address corruption at its multiple roots.
The document proposes several provisions for legislation regarding internet companies operating in repressive regimes:
1) Legislation should be universal and aimed at repressive practices like human rights violations, not specific governments.
2) Companies should be required to warn users when data may be shared with governments or third parties so users can make informed decisions.
3) Legislation should prohibit companies from voluntarily censoring content to appease repressive governments.
4) Users should be notified when companies are forced to censor content through a court order and given means to anonymously appeal censorship.
Intelligence chief defends internet spying programabiross34
WASHINGTON (AP) — Eager to quell a domestic furor over U.S. spying, the nation’s top intelligence official stressed Saturday that a previously undisclosed program for tapping into Internet usage is authorized by Congress, falls under strict supervision of a secret court and cannot intentionally target a U.S. citizen. He decried the revelation of that and another intelligence-gathering program as reckless.
For the second time in three days, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper took the rare step of declassifying some details of an intelligence program to respond to media reports about counterterrorism techniques employed by the government.
‘‘Disclosing information about the specific methods the government uses to collect communications can obviously give our enemies a ‘playbook’ of how to avoid detection,’’ he said in a statement.
A Colorado state law could significantly impact e-commerce by requiring out-of-state retailers to collect and remit sales tax. The law is aimed at requiring large online retailers like Amazon to collect sales tax as brick-and-mortar stores already do. Other states have proposed or passed similar laws, while federal legislation on the issue has stalled. The law's backers argue it helps level the playing field for local businesses, while opponents say it imposes new burdens on e-tailers.
This document announces a government investigations program that will explore data breach investigations from the perspective of investigating agencies and corporations responding to such investigations. It will consider the scope of investigations arising from data breaches and privacy concerns, how corporations should respond by locating and producing electronic information. It will also discuss potential parallel civil proceedings and how information shared with investigating agencies may be used in litigation. The program aims to help corporations understand investigation obligations and protect privileged information.
The document summarizes the opposition to the proposed SOPA and PIPA legislation in the US Congress in January 2012. Major websites went "black" on January 18th to protest the bills, which aimed to curb online piracy but were criticized for being too broad. The bills would have allowed sites to be blocked and payment services suspended over undefined terms like "facilitating infringement." This lack of clarity and due process is what led to widespread protests against the bills on "Black Wednesday," with users and sites calling for more precise anti-piracy laws.
This document contains a resume for Mekelly Manudon Mollejon, including her personal details, educational background, work experience, skills, trainings, and references. She is currently working as a Financial Advisor at PRU LIFE U.K. and seeks to gain experience in banking and financing to enhance her skills. Her objective is to work honestly and give her best service. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Management Accounting from Saint Louis University and has experience working as an Accounting/Payroll Staff and in on-the-job training as a Property Custodian.
This document summarizes how a media product represents social groups and who the intended audience is. It represents young females ages 15-25 by featuring three young female main characters who show independence and power. Specifically, it portrays an "emo" social group through the characters' dark clothing, long skirts, and boots. The intended audience is also young females ages 15-25, similar to those who enjoyed films like Twilight and Donnie Darko, as the genre is a thriller/horror.
There are several conventions that film openings use to hook audiences and set the scene. These include flashbacks to establish important backstory, landscape shots that show the film's setting, narration to provide context, and action or chase scenes for fast-paced genres. Other conventions are production logos, title sequences, animation, compilations of photographs, and soundtracks that build suspense and tone. The purpose is to engage viewers and give a sense of the genre and characters.
The opening sequence of Se7en uses a series of dark, unsettling shots and ominous music to set the tone for the film and pique audience curiosity. Close-ups of dirty hands holding a razor blade and a drawing with crossed-out eyes aim to unsettle viewers and make them wonder what dangers may come. Rapid cuts between dimly lit shots of a needle and scruffy handwritten notes further disorient the audience and hint at the darkness to unfold. The sequence aims to leave viewers on edge through its confusing visuals and layered, tense sound design before the title is even revealed.
This document summarizes a National Theatre Live production of John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men starring James Franco as George and Chris O'Dowd as Lennie. It describes how the casting choices were sensible as Franco and O'Dowd resembled the actors in a previous film adaptation. The costumes, settings and sound design were praised for transporting viewers to 1930s California and enhancing the dramatic moments. Overall, the production was praised for maintaining audience attention over three hours through its traditional storytelling combined with modern casting and production elements.
This document provides a risk assessment and location recce for filming scenes in woods off Gatehouse Lane on 15/01/16. It identifies potential risks such as equipment theft, injury from trip hazards or extreme weather, and mitigation strategies. Alec and Tom will monitor equipment, Emilia will ensure the camera is charged, and Katherine will collect tripods. Alec will check the weather and Katherine will assess conditions. Emilia will carry the first aid kit and all will be aware of safety. Clare Hole is the emergency contact. Potential interruptions, unwanted noise, lighting problems, and preparation of the filming space are also addressed.
Mohamed Tolba is seeking a position that utilizes his 13 years of experience in mechanical engineering and manufacturing. He has extensive experience leading process improvement projects, redesigning production lines, and increasing productivity and efficiency. His background includes roles as a Process Engineering Manager, Productivity Initiative Leader, and Lead Engineer. He has a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Design and Production Engineering from Cairo University.
This document provides an overview of various trade theories:
1. It begins with explaining mercantilism theory, which held that a country's power depended on its wealth and advocated increasing exports and restricting imports.
2. It then discusses absolute advantage theory and comparative advantage theory, which argue that countries should specialize in producing goods where they have a relative cost advantage and trade for other goods.
3. Factor endowment theory and Hecksher-Ohlin theory posit that countries will export goods that intensively use their abundant and cheap domestic factors of production.
4. More recent theories discussed include product life cycle theory, new trade theory, and Porter's diamond model, which analyze factors like technology,
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Slides ini berkaitan dengan apakah, mengapakah dan bagaimanakah pengurusan pembelajaran dilaksanakan di sekolah-sekolah di Malaysia. Slides ini juga mengandungi perbandingan dan perbezaan sistem pendidikan di Malaysia, Indonesia dan Finland.
This document summarizes Zensar's retail solutions for both running existing retail business processes as well as transforming businesses through new technologies. It outlines Zensar's vertical specialization in retail, capabilities in Oracle Retail and other solutions, and services to support standard retail processes like supply chain management and financial planning. It also describes Zensar's solutions for transforming retail through mobility, cloud, analytics, e-commerce and technologies like predictive planning. The document is intended to show how Zensar can help retailers both run their existing business as well as transform it through new technologies.
The document provides information about a 2-year BTEC Level 3 course in creative media production focusing on television and film. Over the two years, students will study 19 units covering topics like pre-production techniques, communication skills, research methods, and production of music videos, advertisements, documentaries and more. To succeed, students need to be organized, proactive, punctual, respect equipment, meet deadlines, and back up their work in multiple places. The course involves both theory and practical assignments. Key tutors for the course are listed.
Este documento describe el producto Vans off the Wall. Detalla las características físicas, precio, marca, empaque, diseño y garantía de las zapatillas. Explica que el producto se encuentra en la etapa de madurez de su ciclo de vida. También presenta los principios de la estrategia del océano azul y cómo Vans podría aplicarlos para expandir su mercado. Finalmente, resume la historia de la marca Vans y los elementos de su mezcla de marketing, incluyendo las diferentes líneas de productos.
Allocative Efficiency in Individual's LifeDr Nahin Mamun
The document discusses how to lead an efficient life by focusing on a specific area rather than trying to do everything. It recommends identifying a focus area by age 25, becoming efficient in that area by age 35, and achieving success by age 40 through dedicating over 24,000 hours of hard work. Being a generalist who knows many subjects but nothing deeply is seen as inefficient, while being an expert in one area but open to diversity is ideal. The key is becoming very efficient in a small domain through focused effort and teamwork.
Small Portfolio Jade Eleonoire Photography 2014/2015 Jade Eleonoire
This document contains a list of portrait, wedding, and landscape/architecture photography services. Portrait and wedding photography are the first two items listed, followed by landscape and architectural photography under the heading "Land & Arch".
This document provides an agenda and details for a conference on Risk Management for Police Services. The two-day conference will address pressing issues facing police forces such as use of force, crisis management, risk mitigation, and community relations. Speakers will include representatives from the FBI, Department of Justice, police departments, advocacy groups, and legal experts. Topics will include lessons from high-profile use of force cases, body camera implementation, the legacy of the Civil Rights era on policing, and building public trust. The goal is to help police develop best practices through balanced discussions and advice.
digital identity 2.0: how technology is transforming behaviours and raising c...Patrick McCormick
The document discusses how digital technologies are transforming behaviors and raising citizen expectations of government services. It notes that Australians now spend significant time online and use various digital services. This has led to changing expectations where citizens want essential, discretionary, and participatory services from government. The document argues that governments need to adopt a more open, collaborative and user-centered approach to meet these rising expectations, including through the use of social media, open data, and new digital identity systems that give citizens more control over their personal information.
This document provides a framework called CLEAR (Communication, Legal Authority, Emotional Intelligence, Adaptive Decision Making, Respect Unconditionally) to enhance officer safety and performance during interactions with citizens. It discusses trends of increased violence against law enforcement and increased scrutiny of police training. The document emphasizes effective communication, understanding of legal authority during encounters, managing emotions, decision making, and applying unconditional respect. It also examines a Supreme Court of Ohio case study about a citizen lawfully carrying a firearm on a walk.
By Pro Bono Net—A reprise of a popular topic, this year we present examples of new innovations in technology to support pro bono in an Ignite-style format. The special Pre-Celebrate Pro Bono Week Webinar will cover various technologies in use by pro bono lawyers, as well as tips on how to make these technologies more effective and helpful for their pro bono programs.
This document discusses an informal complaint filed with a police department following an adverse interaction. An informal complaint is less formal than a formal complaint. It typically involves speaking with a supervisor to express concerns. The goal is to resolve issues respectfully and improve police-community relations, rather than punish officers. The complainant explained the issue to a sergeant, who took notes and said it would be addressed internally to ensure similar issues do not occur again in the future.
The document summarizes a civic tech project in St. Louis called CivTech St. Louis and their creation of YourSTLCourts, a website and text tool that provides residents information about tickets from multiple municipal courts in one interface. It describes how the project was launched to address issues raised in the Ferguson Commission report around disparities in warrants and summons. The tool pulls real-time court data to help residents search for ticket information and receive text reminders. The summary discusses partnerships formed with local organizations and challenges overcome working with multiple government partners and technology systems.
Social Media for Safety Characterising Online Interactions between Citizens a...IIIT Hyderabad
The document analyzes social media interactions between citizens and police to characterize online discussions. It finds that police-initiated discussions are more focused on specific topics like advisories and action updates, while citizen-initiated discussions more often request police action. Topics in discussions were clustered and included awareness campaigns, prosecutions, advisories, appreciation, news articles, citizen tips/complaints, neighborhood problems, and missing persons. The study aims to understand discussion topics, engagement levels between citizens and police, emotional exchanges, and linguistic attributes around cognition and social responses to help police better utilize social media.
The document discusses strategies for identifying minority voters and targeting messaging toward conservative values. It promotes canvassing neighborhoods to identify voters and conduct surveys to build a model for getting out the conservative vote. It also describes new campaign software called ARC that uses voter data and mobile technology to help communicate with and mobilize conservative voters.
Canadian Clearinghouse on Cyberstalking NCFTA PresentationRandyMcCall
An introduction to the Clearinghouse project, including: a statistical view of cyberstalking in Canada; and common victim and offender characteristics; the common ways of resolving harassment; a view of our objectives and goals; and specific features the final Clearinghouse web site will possess.
This document is the Gazette Vol. 73 No. 3 from 2011. It discusses several topics related to modern media and its relationship with police. Specifically, it explores how social media is changing how police interact with reporters and the public, and how entertainment media shapes public perceptions of police work. It also reports on new programs like Ontario's Silver Alert system for missing seniors and online crime reporting systems used by several Canadian police agencies.
Stopping Suicides Using Social Media @GoTransit & @RealTimeCrisisScott Mills
This document summarizes the work of Real Time Crisis, a charitable organization that provides mental health crisis intervention on social media. It describes how RTC was formed in response to high suicide rates on GO Transit lines. RTC trains volunteers to engage with at-risk individuals on social platforms, assess their risk, and respond appropriately by continuing digital communication, alerting emergency services, or de-escalating dangerous situations in real time. The presentation highlights actual cases where RTC volunteers located missing persons, prevented suicides, and connected individuals in crisis to ongoing support.
IACP Social Media Concepts and Issues Paper September 2010Twittercrisis
This document provides an overview of social media use by law enforcement agencies and personnel. It discusses official department uses such as investigations, community outreach, and recruitment. It emphasizes the need for authorization and administration of official accounts. Regarding legal aspects, it outlines how the First Amendment applies differently depending on whether statements are made in an official capacity or as a private citizen on matters of public concern. It also discusses how personal social media use by law enforcement personnel could potentially be detrimental to their department if sensitive information is revealed or conduct violates policy. The document aims to educate law enforcement on both establishing appropriate social media policies and using social media effectively and lawfully.
CT provides political and communications intelligence to help corporations and governments make better, faster decisions. They got their start developing the first data-based political strategy in EU politics. CT uses the latest technologies like machine learning, network analysis, and microtargeting to create holistic strategies. This allows them to understand issues better and design more effective communication strategies. CT helps organizations leverage real-time data to increase their "knowledge liquidity" and ability to act on information faster. Their approach focuses on understanding audiences through segmentation to avoid irrelevant content and target messages more effectively.
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Unit 8 DB: Identity Theft Article
A Chief’s View:Identity Theft:Resources for Police
By Stephen White, Chief of Police, Doylestown Township, Pennsylvania, and Monique Einhorn, Attorney, Identity Theft Program, Federal Trade Commission, Washington, D.C.
Identity theft seems to be on everyone's radar screen. A 2003 study by the Federal Trade Commission found that identity theft affects almost 10 million consumers a year. Most states have enacted their own identity theft laws to assist law enforcement fight this crime.
When Congress criminalized identity theft in October 1998, it directed the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to establish a national program that included a centralized complaint and education service for victims of identity theft. Today, the FTC's Identity Theft Program attacks the crime on three fronts: it coordinates victim assistance and education efforts; it assists law enforcement by providing investigative resources and facilitating information sharing; and it promotes prevention efforts and best practices through industry outreach. These resources can make it easier for police to work with victims and investigate the crime. (continued on page 38)
What's New
The Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACT Act), a new federal law, provides identity theft victims with important new rights and remedies. Although the identity theft provisions are mostly directed at victims' recovery, they affect how police officers deal with this pernicious crime. The law makes police reports more important than ever as a tool to help victims recover. That is because the new rights and remedies-such as blocking fraudulent trade lines on credit reports and obtaining the suspect's credit application-are available only to victims who present a police report to help prove that they are victims of fraud.
One provision of the FACT Act that simplifies the investigation of identity crime relates to the documents used to open fraudulent accounts. For example, if a company extends credit to a suspect using the victim's personal information, the victim now can obtain the identity theft related transaction records at no charge from that company-but only if the victim provides a copy of a police report and other required documentation. Law enforcement also benefit because investigators can get these documents without a subpoena if a victim authorizes, in writing, that the business send a copy of the records directly to the officer.
Police reports are the first step in helping identity theft victims clear their names and recover from identity theft. Here's what happens after a victim obtains a police report:
· Credit bureaus must block the reporting of inaccurate information identified by the victim as resulting from identity theft.
· Businesses where fraudulent accounts were opened must give victims (and police, at the victim's written request) copies of applications and business records relating to transactions that the victim identifies a ...
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#1: Helping Community Relationships by Using Ethical Practices in Uses of Force.
By use of ethical practices in the application of force, law enforcement agencies foster greater trust and legitimacy with the communities they serve. The message that is communicated to the community is that the use of force will be used in situations that are necessary where the use of force is sufficiently warranted to contain/stop a threat or danger. It also sends the message that a person’s civil rights and human dignity are principles that officers respect even in difficult and dangerous situations. An officer’s use of force that is consistent with the law and agency policy upholds the rule of law, and by doing so, affords a criminal suspect due process and preservation of their constitutional rights. Using an ethical approach in the use of force helps officers avoid traps of the “us vs them” mentality, as well as, a military style approach where officers view themselves as combat soldiers and criminal suspects are the enemy. By applying an ethical approach to the use of force, officers also avoid the mentality and belief that the ends justify the means as a utilitarian belief system (Elliott & Pollock, 2104).
#2: Compstat and Zero Tolerance - Challenges faced when pressured to reduce crime and produce certain outcomes in a short period.
Some of the challenges have to do with avoiding reactionary responses to crime. If there is pressure on a police agency to reduce crime and achieve certain outcomes in a short period of time, there may be a tendency to cut corners and fall into the trap of “by any means necessary” as pointed out by Elliott and Pollock in The Ethics of Force. Effective utilization of Compstat can help to avoid such pitfalls given that it provides real time data on which crimes are being committed and where they are happening. Police leadership can then deploy necessary resources and responses to affected areas of the community. By smartly using Compstat, Zero Tolerance enforcement becomes manageable and effective. Additional challenges occur if there is resistance toward the use of Compstat by rank and file officers, as well as, supervisors and command staff. Compstat must also be tailed-made to fit in with the particular culture and environment of the respective agency adopting its use. A one size fits all approach will not be affective nor embraced by staff in the long term.
#3: Specific Advantages of Police Community Partnerships in reducing crime.
Advantages in promoting police community partnerships start with the focus on the police being partners with the community they serve. Officers gain a level of trust by forming solid community partnerships. The fruits of those relationships lead to a better understanding of the role and mission of the police. It also strengthens a trusting relationship with the community where identifying and reducing crime becomes a shared responsibility between the police and the comm ...
NC4 provides two solutions, Street Smart and Signal, to help law enforcement fight crime. Street Smart integrates data sources to provide officers real-time crime maps, bulletins and information sharing. Signal monitors social media to generate intelligence on threats and gather insights into community needs. Both aim to increase officer safety and situational awareness, solve crimes faster, and reduce crime rates by identifying patterns and repeat offenders.
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I. INTRODUCTION
A. Purpose of Document
This paper1 was designed to accompany the Model Policy on
Social Media established by the IACP National Law Enforcement
Policy Center. This paper provides essential background materi-
al and supporting documentation to impart greater understand-
ing of the developmental philosophy and implementation
requirements for the model policy. This material will be of value
to law enforcement executives in their efforts to tailor the model
policy to the requirements and the circumstances of their com-
munities and their law enforcement agencies.
B. Background
Personal Internet access has grown exponentially over the last
decade, facilitating the growth in popularity of the World Wide
Web and, more recently, social media. For the purpose of this dis-
cussion paper, social media is defined as a category of Internet-
based resources that integrate user-generated content and user
participation. Social media tools have become synonymous with
popular culture and new waves of personal communication.
People of all ages and organizations of all types are using these
tools like never before.
Social media has many uses for government agencies includ-
ing law enforcement agencies. The characteristics of community
collaboration and interactive communication that are at the core
of social media, lend directly to the core of democratic culture,
and allow for positive community interaction and effective deliv-
ery of services. Community policing, investigations, and other
strategic initiatives can all be enhanced with the effective use of
social media.
The increase in personal social media usage across demo-
graphics also means that more and more law enforcement per-
sonnel are engaging in these tools on a personal level. Misuse of
social media can lead to harsh consequences for both the indi-
vidual and his or her agency.
The IACP Model Policy on Social Media was established in order
to assist law enforcement agencies in developing appropriate
procedures and guidelines for both official department use of
social media tools as well as personal use by agency employees.
The purpose of this discussion paper is to educate law enforce-
ment managers and executives on the uses and abuses of social
media. As the age of technology continues to expand, the use of
social media should be supervised closely in order to ensure eth-
ical, effective, and lawful police applications.
C. Policy Development
In response to the rise in use of social media, police depart-
ments should draft and implement policies that regulate social
media use among employees, as well as determine proper and
effective department use. The model social media policy was
developed to establish an agency’s position on the utility and
management of social media tools as well as provide guidelines
for personal usage of social media for agency personnel.
As noted above, many of the legal issues surrounding social
media have not yet been settled in the court sy.
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2. Mission and Goals
• To end the avoidable violence, which
law abiding citizens sometimes
encounter when interacting with police.
• To balance the systemic injustices and
unfair treatment that ultimately lead up
to excessive force and shootings.
• To disarm the tensions police have
when approaching minorities, and to
ensure both party’s safety
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3. Why I Developed This
Mobile App & Website
I developed CopCritic not because of any
animosity towards the police. I respect and
value our police force as much as any law
abiding citizen. I created CopCritic for the
49 million African Americans and Hispanics
between the ages of 15-44, who like myself,
are quite frankly terrified to get pulled over.
Improved training, transparency,
accountability and communication between
law enforcement and communities is vital in
making a change. And CopCritic serves
these needs.
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4. What is CopCritic
• CopCritic is the first live streaming application and
website focused specifically on ensuring safe
interactions between law enforcement and the
communities they serve.
• The CopCritic application and process is designed
to de-escalate potential life threatening situations
during routine stops.
• CopCritic allows the public to view live interactions
between citizens and law enforcement, share their
opinions, escalate when an officer uses excessive
force, and rate officer performance.
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5. Why We Need Change
• Police have killed at least 1,624 people in 2015 & 2016.
• 198 of them were unarmed.
• Only 10 cases have resulted in an officer being charged with a
crime.
• 61% of officers do not always report serious abuse by fellow
officers.
• 52% turn a blind eye to excessive force committed by fellow
officers
• It’s time for transparency in these incidents!
Statistics taken from 2015 and 2016 Washington post study,
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6. How It Works
• User pushes the Live Stream button when confronted by police
• CopCritic app streams live to station based on police station
• CopCritic notifies app user’s emergency contacts list and sends
link to live stream
• Public can view live and archived streams
• Viewers can rate, comment and escalate a live stream if officer is
too aggressive.
• Data is used to help improve training for law enforcement
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7. Standard 3Ls Process
1. Launch
2. License
3. Let officer know the interchange is
being streamed on CopCritic
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8. Benefits to Public Officials
• Increased transparency
• Safety for community and law enforcement
• Showcases the good work their officers are doing
• Identify regions and situations where additional training is
necessary
• Aggressive behaving officers can be managed proactively
• Be able to understand community concerns and experiences
• Will have analytical data to make more informed decisions
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9. Benefits to Public
• Complete transparency with law enforcement
interactions
• A standard process for ensuring safety for police
and public
• App user’s friends and loved ones get notified
immediately when there is a situation
• Encourages police to be on their best behavior
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10. Benefits to Law Enforcement
• Officers can increase public confidence and trust
• Streams can be used as training tools
• Complete Transparency. Captures more than patrol
car can
• Peace of mind knowing citizen is asking for safe,
peaceful interaction
• Provides a bridge between law enforcement and
community
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11. Benefits to Parents
• Will know when child is in police custody
• Child has a standard, safe process for interacting
with authorities
• There is complete transparency in the way their
child is handled
• Their children will know loved ones are with them
• Parents can respond faster
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12. Why Now?
• This issue is at the forefront of race relations
• Noted politicians, athletes and other celebrities
have called for change
• America (and the UK) is open for ideas to create
change
• Because all lives matter
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13. Cities With Most Police
Shootings
City
Approximate African
American Population
Approximate
Hispanic Population
Chicago 913,009 1,971,000
Phoenix 99,600 1,163,000
Houston 514,217 2,105,000
Philadelphia 686,870 433,000
Los Angeles 402,448 5,700,000
New York City 2,228,145 4,200,000
Dallas 308,087 1,700,000
San Antonio 1,440,900 1,112,000
San Diego 184,773 1,021,000
San Jose 30,242 492,000
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14. Target Market
• Total Available Market (TAM)
– 49.1 million African Americans and
Hispanics are high targets for unfair traffic
stops and police profiling
• Segmented Available Market (SAM)
– 23.9 million African Americans and
Hispanic males between 15-44 years
– 6.6 million of them live in the top 10 cities
with police shooting
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15. Business Model
• Mobile app downloads – Free
• Website and mobile stream viewing – Free
• App/site registration - Free
• Grow user base!!!
• Funding and/or grants (minimum $20,000/month)
• Partner with law enforcement consulting companies
• Hire former law enforcement trainer and analyst
• Collect user survey data
• Advertisements (in-app ads. Minimal)
• State & local law enforcement contracts (training, data analysis)
• Use research, advanced analytics and survey data to improve
training
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