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UK Law Enforcement Discusses Crypto Law for Combating Internet Crime
Mar 07, 2000
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Anthony Pell
1 min read
Alan Docherty of wired writes...LONDON -- Law enforcement officials speaking to the House of Commons said criminals were using the Internet and without new powers those crimes would go undetected by police. Their comments came Monday a home . . . Alan Docherty of wired writes...LONDON -- Law enforcement officials speaking to the House of Commons said criminals were using the Internet and without new powers those crimes would go undetected by police.
Their comments came Monday a home secretary Jack Straw announced the second reading of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Bill. The measure would update legislation and give more power to law enforcement agencies to intercept electronic communications. "
Their comments came Monday a home secretary Jack Straw announced the second reading of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Bill. The measure would update legislation and give more power to law enforcement agencies to intercept electronic communications. "
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