" (Tolone, Ahn, Pai, et al. 2005 P. 37). Table 1 provides the summary of the evaluation of various criteria mentioned in the paper. The table uses comparative terminology such as High, Medium and Low and, descriptive terminology such as Active, Passive, and Simple, and the standard Yes (Y) and No (N). The research provides the solutions based in the problems identified with the access controls evaluated. Table I: Evaluation of Access

5. There were 2,340 deaths attributed to IPV in 2007 (70% female; 30% male). Describe the relevance and application of this information to criminal justice professionals. Despite an increasing amount of research into intimate partner violence, no single theoretical approach has been offered that can explain it (Begun, 1999). The research to date indicates that there is an inextricable relationship between intimate partner violence and problems with stress, depression, or substance abuse

The fourth is invading privacy an example for this is having an access to your credit card number while you are having transaction using the Internet this is done usually by many hacker in the Internet. The fifth is that technology increase delinquency in children attitude this is the cause of most violent computer games nowadays in our country. Even though computer games give fun and entertainment for children it also

Retinal scans are particularly profound as it is unique to the individual. From a security standpoint, this access control method has the most potential as it is difficult to replicate a finger print, or retinal scan. 4) The forth factor is someone you know. In this access control concept, another person who knows the individual in question can provide a human element of authentication in situations where systems have been

The third alternative offers the initial benefits of the first alternative. It also allows for focusing on core competencies and maintaining a smaller organization to promote personal corporate culture of the second alternative. However, this option will have a disruption as the organization changes to an autonomous entity that may be counter-productive. The fourth alternative of no entry has the benefit of not subjecting TAG to the risk of a new

White-collar crime is a term that has existed since 1939 when it was introduced by Edwin Sutherland during his speech to the American Sociological Society. In the speech, he defined white-collar crime as an offense committed by an individual of high social status and respectability in the course of his/her occupation. These crimes also refer to financially motivated non-violent offenses carried out by governmental and business professionals. Despite the disagreements