[governance] CAC - combating against comptuter assisted crime
JFC Morfin
jefsey at jefsey.com
Tue Oct 4 22:12:21 EDT 2011
Computers and the Internet permit computer assisted crimes, felonies,
thefts, frauds, etc. which are more difficult to spot or to oppose
because a computer was involved. From spam to hidden bank charges (by
the computer) or taxes or additional costs, or crazy automated
relational processes, etc.
http://legal.practitioner.com/computer-crime/computercrime_2_3_1.htm
Civil society should consider starting a worldwide campaign for
national laws to consider computer assistance as an aggravating
circumstance when committing an offence. This simply makes sense
because when someone is computer assisted it is as if they had an
accomplice and also means at least some form of premeditation and
some form of remote physical impunity. If Majors were able to protect
and create new Internet rights, why can't the people protect and
create new Computer/Internet related rights in that same, very simple
manner. Considering computer assistance as a possibly aggravating
circumstance would most probably help better qualifying facts and
educate people in how to better defend themselves in our computer age.
A generalized computer assisted crime is certainly the way any
organization of some size, and that deals with people diversity,
automates its relations with people as if they were computers (it is
simpler, cheaper, and lawyerless) and carries it to its sole benefit.
This is why I am sure every one of us has met a circumstance when
he/she has accepted to pay something undue because the demand came
from a computer assisted organization, and disputing it would have
been more of a pain than paying it.
jfc
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