Stalkers fall into two categories and the risk of deception
Stalkers fall into two categories acquaintances and strangers. Many Internet users are savvy enough to avoid giving personal information, so cyberstalkers use deception to trick people into providing data.
Cyberstalking laws spread as police strengthen online crime fight
National report notes 35 states now have cyberstalking or harassment statutes with special units. Case examples from California Maine Maryland and Michigan illustrate prosecutions and investigative strategies. Experts stress better tools public cooperation and cross jurisdictional effort to deter online harassment.
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Cambodia leader rejects genocide trial plan
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen dismissed a U N demand for a signed agreement on a U N assisted genocide tribunal for Khmer Rouge leaders. His Friday remarks cast doubt on Cambodia’s pledge to pursue justice for the 1975 79 era that caused about 1.7 million deaths, as UN Secretary General Kofi Annan linked the tribunal to the U N role.
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Training courses offered in Ottawa for six week program
Basig pup 4 announces training courses now available in Ottawa. The six week program will teach basic skills and routines for new learners. Price listed as four thousand dollars, with prospective students invited to inquire for details.
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Cranberry Juice May Cut Urinary Tract Infection Return
London AP report notes a British Medical Journal study from Finland showing women who drank a daily glass of cranberry juice after a cystitis episode were 16 percent to recur within six months, compared with 39 percent on a probiotic drink and 36 percent with no treatment. Researchers say findings are not definitive but add to growing evidence.
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Clinton rating tops 52 percent in New York poll
A Quinnipiac poll finds Hillary Rodham Clinton with 52 percent approval and 31 percent disapproval among New York voters, her highest since joining the Senate. Democrats strongly back her, with 78 percent approval, while Republicans trail at 24 percent. Women favor her 57 to 46. The survey of 906 registered voters was conducted in June 2024.
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