News Report on “Ethical Issues Regarding Police Hacking and Boundary Breaches”.

I will pay generously and need this completed to a more than satisfactory standard. A complete copy is needed by Friday 23/04/2021 10:00AM (UK Time). News Report on “Ethical Issues Regarding Police Hacking and Boundary Breaches”. A thoughtful and well researched report on personal, national, and global aspects of computer technology with a well-constructed reading list using appropriate citation (Harvard). Document must be created using single sided A4 using 1.5 line-spacing, Arial 12pt font, 2.5cm margins left and right. Make sure that all content is legible, and diagrams are large enough to be read clearly. All deliverables must be spirally bound with professional covers. Table of contents should be included with correct page numbering. Any references to external sources of information must be evidenced by Harvard referencing with an appropriate reading list at the end of the report. Report must have a reading list with appropriate citations. The reading list may make use of 20% web sources. The remaining 80% must come from non-web sources e.g. books and journals. The word count for the News Report is 3000 (+-10%) words. You must specify the actual word count at the start of the News Report. There is an allowable margin of 10% either way. I am UK based and so would like there to be a focal point on UK Police, but all Police & Law enforcement agencies can be included in the report. Could you please try including the following articles/research papers/books but feel free to include others; D, Clark., 2020. Crime in the United Kingdom - Statistics & Facts. Alex Bennett., 2017. Teaching our police force how to hack like the pros. Jamil, D. and Khan, M.N.A., 2011. Is ethical hacking ethical?. International Journal of Engineering Science and Technology, 3(5), pp.3-758. O’Rourke, C., 2020. Is this the end for ‘encro’phones?. Computer Fraud & Security, 2020(11), pp.8-10. Drewett, Z., 2020. Police arrest 746 and seize more than £54,000,000 after hacking crime gangs. Metro Mawby, R.C., 2017. A question of scandal? The police and the phone-hacking business. Criminology & Criminal Justice, 17(4), pp.485-502. Mayer, J., 2017. Government hacking. Yale LJ, 127, p.570. Yesufu, S., 2013. The development of policing in Britain in the next five years. The police journal, 86(1), pp.66-82. Mehrotra, T. and Mehtre, B.M., 2013, December. Forensic analysis of Wickr application on android devices. In 2013 IEEE International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Computing Research (pp. 1-6). IEEE. Miller, S., 2013. Police ethics. International Encyclopedia of Ethics, pp.1-8. Adebayo, A.O., 2012. A foundation for breach data analysis. Journal of Information Engineering and Applications, 2(4), pp.17-23. Mawby, R.C., 2010. Police corporate communications, crime reporting and the shaping of policing news. Policing and society, 20(1), pp.124-139. Mawby, R.C. and Wright, A., 2008. The police organisation. Handbook of policing, 2, pp.224-228. Ma, Y., 2003. The powers of the police and the rights of suspects under the amended Criminal Procedure Law of China. Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management. Kleinig, J. ed., 1996. Handled with discretion: ethical issues in police decision making. Rowman & Littlefield. Sherman, L.W., 1978. Scandal and reform: Controlling police corruption. Univ of California Press.