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A need for cybercrime-specific legislation to address cybercrime as a new phenomenon of crime
Cybercrime portrays a new concept of crime that needs to be specially addressed by the law. The ways and the avenues of commission of this type of crime are remarkably different from the traditional means of committing crime, though sometimes the same consequence may result irrespective of the metho...
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