In Many Instances, Revisions to Legislation Ensure That Existing Offences

question 13

True/False

In many instances, revisions to legislation ensure that existing offences are defined in such a way as to address the new technological aspects of the crime.

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Definitions:

Public Pressure

The influence exerted by the general public or specific groups to sway the actions or decisions of individuals, organizations, or governments.

Relative Bargaining Power

The comparative strength or leverage that one party has over another in negotiation situations, often determined by alternative options, resources, or strategic positions.

Financialization

The process by which financial markets, financial institutions, and financial elites gain greater influence over economic policy and economic outcomes.

Public Sector Budget

The financial plan for revenue and expenditure allocated to various government departments and public entities.