Title: Glossary of Criminal Law Terms
Headings: Criminal Law Dictionary
Criminal Law Dictionary
CRIMINAL LAW GLOSSARY
Abuse:
Appeal:
Arson:
Assault:
Battery:
Bribery:
Crimes Against Children:
Counterfeiting:
Cybercrime:
Domestic Violence:
Drug Crimes:
Embezzlement:
Expungement:
Extortion:
Failure To Register:
Forgery:
Fraud:
Hate Crimes:
Homicide:
Identity Theft:
Indecent Exposure:
Lewdness:
Mayhem:
Manslaughter:
Molestation:
Money Laundering:
Murder:
Obscenity:
Pandering:
Perjury:
Pornography:
Prostitution:
Pyramid Schemes:
Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO):
Rape:
Self-Defense:
Sexual Harassment:
Sexual Offense:
Sodomy:
Stalking:
Tax Evasion:
Tax Fraud:
Terrorism:
Theft:
Writs:
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Content: Cyberstalking: The act of threatening, harassing, or annoying someone through multiple email messages, as through the Internet, especially with the intent of placing the recipient in fear that an illegal act or an injury will be inflicted on the recipient or a member of the recipient’s family or household. Cybertheft: The act of using an online computer service, such as one on the Internet, to steal someone else’s property or to interfere with someone else’s use and enjoyment of property. Email Interception: The act of reading, storing, or intercepting email intended for another person without that person’s permission. Internet Fraud: Internet fraud generally refers to any type of fraudulent use of a computer and the Internet, including the use of chat rooms, email, message boards, discussion groups and web sites, to conduct fraudulent transactions, transmit the proceeds of fraud to financial institutions, or to steal, destroy or otherwise render unusable (the proliferation of viruses for example) computer data vital to the operation of a business. Telemarketing Fraud: Telemarketing Fraud is a term that refers generally to any scheme to deprive victims dishonestly of money or property or to misrepresent the values of goods or services.