Dhrumil I. Panchal's document discusses traditional problems associated with computer crime from a law enforcement perspective. Some key challenges include physical and jurisdictional concerns due to the intangible nature of digital evidence across borders, a lack of communication between law enforcement agencies, inconsistent laws and community standards, and the low cost and high benefit to perpetrators of computer crimes. Additionally, law enforcement faces resource constraints like limited budgets that impact their ability to acquire necessary training, personnel, hardware, software, and laboratories to effectively investigate computer crimes and compete with private cybersecurity industry.