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Blackmail

2023
Paul Connor   +5 more
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Computers and the blackmail threat

Computer Law & Security Report, 1989
Abstract Blackmail is becoming an increasingly popular crime in the 1980's with extortionists perpetrating several ingenious attempts to raise money. In recent times these have included the adulteration of food and threats to unleash rabid dogs within the U.K.
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The Roman Law of Blackmail

The Journal of Legal Studies, 2001
Abstract The legal “puzzle” raised by modern blackmail is that although it is lawful to disseminate harmful information about another person, just so long as the information is true, it is unlawful to extort money by making threats to do so. Roman law took a different approach.
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The Paradox of Blackmail

Ratio Juris, 1988
Abstract. The author questions himself about what is known as “the paradox of blackmail,” that is, the fact that blackmail is the result of the combination of two ways of behaving which are often both lawful if taken individually, but unlawful once they are connected.
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Blackmail

2015
Paul Connor   +3 more
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Contract cheating and blackmail: a risky business?

Studies in Higher Education, 2022
Terisha Veeran-Colton   +2 more
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Blackmail

The Police Journal: Theory, Practice and Principles, 1938
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