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100			_aKethovelu Resu
245		0	_aCyber Delinquency: Its Factors and Legal Framework
260			_aBangalore _bNLSIU _c2020
300			_a75p.
505			_aTABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION ; 1.1 Introduction ; 1.2 Aims and Objectives ; 1.3 Statement of Problem ; 1.4 Hypothesis ; 1.5 Research Methodology ; 1.6 Mode of citation ; 1.7 Significance of Study ; 1.8 Limitation ; 1.9 Research Questions ; 1.10 Chapterisation ; 1.11 Literature review ; CHAPTER 2: CYBER DELINQUENCY ; 2.1. What is Cyber Delinquency? ; 2.2. Cyber crimes as Cyber Delinquency ; 2.3. Kinds of Cyber Delinquency ; 2.3.1 Computer as the target of cyber crimes ; 2.3.2 Computer as a means to commit cyber crimes ; CHAPTER 3: ; ATTRIBUTING FACTORS TO JUVENILE DELINQUENCY ; 3.1. Individual factor ; 3.1.1. Characteristics of Personality ; 3.1.2. Drug abuse ; 3.1.3. Mental disease ; 3.2. Social Factors ; 3.2.1. Peer Influence ; 3.2.2 Family and Poverty ; CHAPTER 4: YOUTH AS PERPETRATORS AS WELL AS VICTIMS OF CYBER-CRIME ; 4.1. The Dark web ; 4.2. Pornography ; 4.4. HACKING ; CHAPTER 5: IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND OTHER TECHNOLOGICAL BOOM ; 5.1. Psychological effects. ; 5.2 Dangers of exposure in social media ; 5.2.1 Cyber Bullying ; 5.2.2. Cyber Stalking ; 5.2.3. Clickbait ; 5.2.4. Grooming ; 5.2.5. Glamorisation of drug use and self-harm ; 5.2.6. Online gaming ; 5.3. AI and its impact on the family structure. ; 5.4. Quitting Social Media ; CHAPTER 6: LEGAL APPROACH ; 6.1. lacunae of existing legal framework. ; 6.1.1. National framework ; 6.1.2. International Framework ; 6.2. Association of cyber crimes with age ; CHAPTER 7 - FOR A BETTER AND BRIGHTER FUTURE ; 7.1. Education and Awareness ; 7.2. Policies needed and steps to be taken ; 7.3. Mentors to guide ; CONCLUSION ; BIBLIOGRAPHY .
700			_aDr. Nagarathna A - Guide
856			_uhttp://opac.nls.ac.in:8081/xmlui/handle/123456789/406
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