CRJS 3323 - Cybercrime

UG
Credit Hours: 3

Explores legal issues and challenges faced by the criminal justice system in response to computer / cyberspace criminal investigations. Emphasis is placed upon various forms of crime perpetrated in cyberspace. Topics include forms of electronic criminal activity, enforcement of computer-related criminal statues, constitutional issues related to search and seizure, privacy concerns, application of the First Amendment in cyberspace, and laws pertaining to electronic surveillance.

Prerequisites: CRJS 1311 and CRJS 1313.
Lecture Hours: 3
Lab Hours: 0

Note: This course available only to students enrolled in the McMurry Online Degree Program and majoring in Criminal Justice.