With the shifting landscape from criminal elements operating in the traditional physical world to the cyber domain, jurisdictional issues are sure to become a problem for police departments if they are not already. According to one group of researchers, criminals are committing crimes, such as identity theft, from home that previously required teams of people and intense coordination, thus, technology-enabled crime has arrived and will continue to develop (Treverton, Wollman, & Wilke, 2011). As the Internet has changed the way we interact, socialize, shop, and receive our news and politics, so has the criminal elements using it. With that, it is sure to become increasingly challenging for policing the cyber domain from a jurisdictional
With the shifting landscape from criminal elements operating in the traditional physical world to the cyber domain, jurisdictional issues are sure to become a problem for police departments if they are not already. According to one group of researchers, criminals are committing crimes, such as identity theft, from home that previously required teams of people and intense coordination, thus, technology-enabled crime has arrived and will continue to develop (Treverton, Wollman, & Wilke, 2011). As the Internet has changed the way we interact, socialize, shop, and receive our news and politics, so has the criminal elements using it. With that, it is sure to become increasingly challenging for policing the cyber domain from a jurisdictional