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Please give very comprehensive and thorough answers that fully address the questions. Full credit will only be given for complete descriptions of the terms and cases as required for the Lab Report. Also, provide the links for all terms and cases you find
Introduction
Cyberstalking and cyberbullying are not just terms for today's youth. They are real and increasing threats online. This is particularly true with social media, social communications, and social networking being done online. Protecting your identity, your privacy, and your data is a requirement for interacting and socializing online.
In this lab, you will define cyberstalking and cyberbullying and describe their legal implications, you will identify case studies for cyberstalking and cyberbullying, and you will define the requirements for a law to protect individuals from both of these threats.
Open a browser, search for cyberstalking
1. In the Report file, define what cyberstalking means
2. In the Report file, describe the legal implications of cyberstalking
Stalking Is Stalking, Offline and Online
Even though cyberstalking might be new, the activity is well understood. Due to how technology changes so quickly, laws specifically tackling cyberstalking are new. In some areas, the laws might not even yet exist. However, the crime is already understood and dealt with by the law enforcement agencies ready to levy new charges.
Police appreciate the similar activity and analogous meaning between cyberstalking and stalking. The principal behaviors involved are harassment, intimidation, and incitement of hatred, etc. No one needs to reinvent a new crime definition, only new laws encompassing those behaviors online, as they sometimes include additional charges such as unauthorized use of a computer, mischief in relation to data, and, in school-age cases, child pornography. Of course, exact nomenclature of charges might vary by state or country, but the described activities are essentially the same.
3. Search the internet for a cyberstalking case
4. In the Lab Report, describe the case, including facts as who was victimized and how the person was victimized.
5. In the Lab Report file, explain how you would protect this individual from the scenario presented in the case by outlining the law you would create.
6. In your browser, search for cyberbullying. Define what cyberbullying means.
7. In the Lab Report file, define what cyberbullying means
8. In the Lab Report file, describe the legal implications of cyberbullying.
9. Search the internet for cyberbullying case. Describe the case, including such facts as who Was victimized and how the person was victimized.
10. In your Lab Report file, explain how you would protect this individual from the scenario Presented in the case by outlining the law you would create.