NJ State Commission of Investigation
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Computer Crime
1999

In an unprecedented project conducted jointly with the office of the Attorney General, the Commission held three days of public hearings in February to examine the threat posed by computer-related crimes in New Jersey.  The two agencies mobilized combined resources in recognition of the fact that the “dark side” of high technology, ranging from computer hacking and fraud to identity theft and child pornography, has grown to such an extent that a unified approach by law enforcement is required to meet the challenge.

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