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question 31
0.5 points
in a civil case, the outcome of the court proceeding is meant to determine if the defendant is or is not liable for the claims made by the plaintiff. if they are blank 1, then the court can move to award the plaintiff with whatever damages were deemed appropriate.
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question 32
0.5 points
the type of victimization an individual experiences may not be viewed as an incident that law enforcement can actually investigate. if an average home computer user’s machine is infected by a piece of malicious software, a local enforcement agency may say that this is not a crime they can investigate. if there is no evidence that their personal information was compromised or misused by the attacker, then the incident may not technically constitute a violation of blank 1 laws.
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Explanation:

Question 31

In civil cases, when the defendant is found liable (legally responsible) for the plaintiff's claims, the court can award damages. So "liable" fits Blank 1.

The context is about malicious software and personal information misuse. Cybercrime laws (or computer crime laws) govern such incidents. If personal info isn't compromised, it may not violate cybercrime laws. So "cybercrime" (or "computer crime") is appropriate.

Answer:

liable

Question 32