1 6610 – Foundations of Project Business Analysis Thinkpiece – Social Media Posts Learning Outcomes This assignment is directly linked to the following key learning outcomes from the course syllabus: • Understand and interpret the impacts that AI will have on the process of business analysisand construct strategies for adapting processes to the process of …
Museum Visit Observation PLEASE USE THE PICTURE I PROVIDED (artist: Herv Tlmaque) 1. Formal properties Visual elements colors, value, texture, movement, contrast, light, geometric or organic shapes, lines, time, motion, rhythm Composition balance, focal point, movement, direction, repetition, proportion, balance, symmetry Space how is the illusion of space created or not created Style realistic, abstract/representational, …
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You have already done some research on Hemingway as a writer and come up with a thesis that incorporates one of the lit terms we discussed (theme, motif, and/or symbols). Now you will use the additional library research skills you learned to perform a literary analysis of the works of Ernest Hemingway with which you are familiar. (You’ve …
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For this assignment use the following link to download the Microsoft Excel file of the world health statistics health status mortality https://www.who.int/data/themes/topics/topic-details/GHO/world-health-statistics the data presented shows the mortality rates by gender and country. Select two countries to compare with the united states and create the following in MS Excel 1. A bar graph comparison of …
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there are two laws in the attached files each law should have( just brief explanations) : a-The report must cover the following structure: The Law Statement: This is a statement defining the specific law or regulation. Responsibilities: Who is responsible for various actions withing the government? Enforcement: How the law would be validated? …
UNOFFICIALTRANSLATION LawonCombatingCybercrimeintheKingdomofBahrainOninformationtechnologycrimesWeareHamadbinIsaAlKhalifa,KingoftheKingdomofBahrain.AfterreviewingtheConstitution,ThePenalCodepromulgatedbyLegislativeDecreeNo.15of1976anditsamendments,AndDecree-LawNo.(17)of1976regardingJuveniles,amendedbyLegislativeDecreeNo.(23)of2013,AndDecree-LawNo.4of2001ontheProhibitionandCombatingofMoneyLaunderinganditsamendments,AndDecree-LawNo.(28)of2002onelectronictransactionsanditsamendments,AndtheCodeofCriminalProcedurepromulgatedbyLegislativeDecreeNo.46of2002anditsamendments,AndDecree-LawNo.(47)of2002regardingtheorganizationofthepress,printingandpublishing,AndtheTelecommunicationsLawpromulgatedbyLegislativeDecreeNo.48of2002,LawNo.(19)of2004approvingtheaccessionoftheKingdomofBahraintotheOptionalProtocolstotheConventionontheRightsoftheChildontheinvolvementofchildreninarmedconflictandonthesaleofchildren,childprostitutionandchildpornography,LawNo.(22)fortheyear2006regardingtheprotectionofcopyrightandrelatedrightsanditsamendments,LawNo.(58)fortheyear2006regardingtheprotectionofsocietyfromterroristactsandamendedbyLegislativeDecreeNo.(20)of2013,LawNo.64of2006promulgatingtheCentralBankofBahrainLawandfinancialinstitutions,TheShuraCouncilandtheCouncilofRepresentativesapprovedthefollowinglaw,whichwehaveratifiedandissued: IntroductorychapterArticle(1)IntheapplicationoftheprovisionsofthisLaw,thefollowingwordsandexpressionsshallhavethemeaningsassignedtoeachofthemunlessthecontextotherwiserequires.Informationtechnology:includesallformsoftechnologyusedtocreate,process,store,share,useanddisplayinformationinvariousformats.Information:Allthatcanbestored,processed,generatedandtransmittedusingITmeans,inparticular,writing,stillimages,mobile,sound,numbers,letters,symbols,signs,etc.Meansanyelectronic,magnetic,optical,electrochemical,oranyinstrumentthatintegratescommunication,computingoranyotherdevicethathastheabilitytoreceive,transmit,process,storeandretrievedataveryquickly.ITsystem:Arelatedorrelatedtoolorsetoftools,oneormoreofwhichautomaticallyprocessestheITdatainaccordancewithasoftwareprogram.ITdata:representationoffacts,facts,information,orconceptsinanappropriateformthatallowstheITsystemtoprocessthem.Program:Asetofinstructionsexpressedinwords,symbols,methodsorotherwise,ifincludedinanyofthemachine-readablemedia,iscapableofmakinganITtoolperformaparticularworkorproduceaspecificresult.ServiceProvider,anyofthefollowing:A)anypublicorprivateentityprovidingitsuserswiththepossibilityofcommunicatingthroughtheITsystem;B)anyotherentitythatprocessesorstoresthedataoftheITdeviceonbehalfoftheentityreferredtoinitem(a)ofthisparagraphortheusersofitsservices.Routedata:Informationtechnology(IT)dataproducedbytheITsystemforcommunicationthroughanITsystemthatformspartofthiscommunicationchain.Contentdata:ITdata,unlikeroutedata,issentaspartofaconnection.Damage:Define,disable,cancel,delete,destroy,alter,modify,misrepresentorblockthedataofanITdevice,ortoimpairorimpairtheITsystem.Encryption:Theprocessofconvertinginformation,systemsormeansofinformationtechnologyorcommunicationsintosymbolsthatareincomprehensibleorscatteredsothattheyaredifficulttoreadorknowwithout beingreturnedtotheiroriginalformusingaparticularpasswordorencryptiontoolused. ChapterIPenaltiesforITcrimesFirstbranchCrimesagainstITsystemsanddataArticle(2)ApenaltyofimprisonmentforaperiodnotexceedingoneyearandafinenotexceedingthirtythousanddinarsoroneofthesetwopenaltiesshallbeimposedwithoutlegaljustificationforenteringintotheITsystemorpartofit.Iftheentryresultsindisclosureofthedatastoredinthemeansorsystemoftheinformationtechnologyorpartofitiscountedasanaggravatingcircumstance.Article(3)Itispunishablebyimprisonmentandafinenotexceedingfiftythousanddinarsoroneofthesetwopenalties,whichisthemostrecentdamagetothedataofthemeansofinformationtechnologyorITsystem.Thepenaltyshallbedoubledifthecommissionofthecrimeresultsinanyofthefollowing:(A)Impedetheconductofanypublicfacilitiesorworksofpublicinterest;B)Threattopeople’slives,securityorhealth.C)harmingthesafetyofthehumanbody.D)alteration,adaptationorcancellationofmedicalexaminations,medicaldiagnosisortreatmentofaperson;Thepenaltyshallbelifeortemporaryimprisonmentifthecommissionofthecrimeresultsinthedeliberatedeathofaperson.Article(4)Withoutprejudicetoanymoreseverepenaltyinanyotherlaw,imprisonmentwithafinenotexceedingonehundredthousandDinarsoroneofthesepenaltiesshallbepunishablebywiretapping,interceptingorinterceptingwithoutlegaljustificationusingtechnicalmeans,TransmittedfromortotheITsystem,includinganyemissionsofelectromagneticwavesfromtheITsystemthatcarrysuchdata.Ifaneavesdropping,captureorobjectionresultsinadisclosureofthetransmissionorpartthereofwithoutlegaljustification,thatisnotanaggravatingcircumstance. Article(5)Withoutprejudicetoanystricterpenaltyinanyotherlaw,apersonwhosendsthedataofaninformationtechnologydevicecontainingathreatofcausingdamagetothecarryingofanothershallbepunishedbyimprisonmentandafinenotexceedingthirtythousanddinarsoroneofthetwopenalties,providedthatheorshegiveshimoranyothergiftofanykindOrtoperformorabstainfromdoingso.Thepenaltyshallbeimprisonmentforaperiodnotexceedingfiveyearsandafinenotexceedingsixtythousanddinarsiftheoffenderreacheshisdestination.Article(6)WhoevercommitsanyoftheoffensessetforthinArticles2,3,4and5ofthisLawtoproduce,import,buyorsell,shallbepunishedbyimprisonmentforaperiodnotexceedingoneyearandafinenotexceedingonehundredthousanddinarsoroneofthesetwopenalties.Orofferforsale,use,distribution,circulation,acquisition,publicationoravailability:(A)Atool-includinganyprogram-designedormodifiedprimarilyforthepurposeofcommittinganyoftheoffensesreferredto;B)anyotherpassword,accesscode,accesscodeorothersimilarinformationtechnologymedium,bywhichaccesstotheITsystemoranypartofitispossible;SectionIICrimesrelatedtothemeansofinformationtechnologyArticle(7)Shallbeliabletoimprisonmentforatermofnotmorethantenyearsfromtheintroduction,adaptation,suspension,cancellation,deletion,destruction,alteration,modification,alterationoromissionofthedataofanITdevicebelongingtoagovernmentalinterestorentitiesmentionedinArticle107ofthePenalCode,Inamannerthatwouldshowincorrectdataastrue,designedtobeusedasvaliddata,whetherdirectlyorindirectlyunderstood.Thepenaltyshallbeimprisonmentiftheoffenseiscommittedinrespectofthedataofaninformationtechnologydevicenotbelongingtooneoftheinterestsorentitiesreferredtointheprecedingparagraphifthatwouldcauseharm.Article(8)Apersonwhounlawfullyobtainspossessionofpropertyownedbythirdpartiesorreceivesanybenefitforhimselforothersortosign,cancel,destroyormodifyabondbymeansofafalsenameoranincorrectorfraudulentformshallbepunishedbyanyofthefollowing:: A)theintroduction,adaptation,disabling,cancellation,deletion,destruction,alteration,modification,alterationoromissionofITdata;B)makeanyinterferenceintheworkoftheITsystem;Theaggravatedcircumstanceprovidedforinarticles391and392ofthePenalCodeappliestothisoffense.Article(9)AnypersonwhousesencryptioninordertocommitorconcealanyofthecrimesprovidedforinthisLaworanyotherlawshallbepunishedbyimprisonmentandafinenotexceedingonehundredthousandDinarsorbyeitherofthesetwopenalties.SectionIIICrimesrelatedtocontentArticle(10)Withoutprejudicetoanymoreseverepenaltyinanyotherlaw:1)ApenaltyofnotlessthanoneyearimprisonmentandafinenotexceedingtenthousandDinarsshallbeimposedoneitherofthefollowing:A)ProducingpornographicmaterialfordistributionbytheITsystem.B)imported,sold,offeredforsale,used,traded,transferred,distributed,sent,publishedormadeavailablebytheITsystem.Thepenaltyshallbeimprisonmentforaperiodofnotlessthantwoyearsandafinenotexceedingtenthousanddinarsoroneofthesetwopenaltiesifthechildpornographyisdirectedatorplacedwithinthereachofchildren.(2)Apenaltyofnotlessthanthreemonths’imprisonmentshallbeimposedandafinenotexceedingthreethousanddinarsoroneofthesetwopenaltiesshallbeimposedonanyonewhocommitsanyofthefollowingacts:A)heorshehasobtainedpornographicmaterialthroughtheITsystem.B)ObtainpornographicmaterialintheITsystemorinanyothermeansofinformationtechnology.Thepenaltyshallbeimprisonmentforaperiodofnotlessthansixmonthsandafineofnotlessthanthreethousanddinarsoroneofthesetwopenaltiesifthechildpornographyisdirectedatorplacedattheirdisposal.3.Intheapplicationoftheprovisionsofthisarticle,theterm”childpornography”meansthedefinitionofchildpornographyintheOptionalProtocoltotheConventionontheRightsoftheChildonthesaleofchildren,childprostitutionandchildpornography. ChapterIIProceduresforITcrimesArticle(11)TheprovisionsofthisChaptershallapplyto:A)ThecrimesstipulatedinChapterIofthisLaw.(B)OffensesprovidedforinanyotherlawifcommittedusingtheITsystem.C)Collectionofevidenceinelectronicformrelatingtoanycrime.Article(12)(1)ThePublicProsecutionmayorderanypersontoexpeditiouslymaintaintheintegrityofcertaindataforthemeansofinformationtechnology,includingtheroutedatastoredwithintheITsystem,initspossessionorcontrolandtomaintaintheintegrityofsuchdatawheneveritdeemsnecessarytodemonstratethetruthInanycrimeandhaveevidencetobelievethatsuchdataisliabletobelostoraltered.2.ThePublicProsecutionmayorderthepersonreferredtoinparagraph1ofthisarticletomaintainandmaintainthedataforaperiodnotexceedingninetydaysandtheGrandCriminalCourtintheChamberofCounselmayauthorizethePublicProsecution,attherequestofjustification,Theperiodreferredtobythreedays,extendingthisperiodforaperiodorconsecutiveperiodsnotexceedingatotalofninetydays.Wherepossible,thecourtshallhearthestatementsofthepersonreferredto.(3)ThePublicProsecutionmayorderthepersonreferredtoinparagraph(1)ofthisarticletomaintaintheconfidentialityoftheorderissuedinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofanyofparagraphs(1)and(2)ofthisArticleforaperiodnotexceedingninetydays,renewableforaperiodorperiodsShallnotexceedninetydaysintotalandtheprocedureprovidedforinparagraph(2)referredtoabove.Article(13)(1)ThePublicProsecutionmayorderanypersonpossessingorunderitscontrolcertaindatatotransmitinformationpromptly,includingdatastoredwithinaninformationtechnologysystemoranymeansofinformationtechnology.(2)ThePublicProsecutionmayorderanyserviceprovidertoprovideanyinformationinitspossessionorcontrolofanysubscriberoruserthereof,whetherthisinformationisintheformofanIToranyotherformanddoesnotincludetrafficandcontentdata. AllthiswhenthePublicProsecutionseestheneedforthistoshowthetruthinthecrime.Article(14)Thejudgeofthelowercourtmay,attherequestofthePublicProsecution,afterhavingexaminedthepapers,orderthefollowing:(A)Thetransmissionofcrime-relatedtrafficdatawhetherthetransmissionshavebeentransmittedthroughoneormoreserviceprovidersisexpeditiouslymaintained;B)thedisclosureofsufficienttrafficdatatoenablethePublicProsecutiontodeterminetheserviceproviderandthepaththroughwhichsuchdataweretransmitted,aslongasitcontributestothetruthinacrimepunishableunderthisActoranyotherlaw;Inthiscase,thejudgeshallissueanorder.Article(15)1)ThePublicProsecutionmayissueaninjunctiontoenterandinspectthefollowing:(A)Theinformationtechnologysystemrelatedtothecrimeoranypartthereofandanydataoftheinformationtechnologystoredtherein;B)anymeansofstoringthedataofaninformationtechnologydeviceinwhichcrime-relateddatamaybestored.(2)If,intheexecutionoftheorderreferredtoinparagraph1(a)ofthisarticle,thePublicProsecutionhasstrongindicationsthatthecrime-relateddataisstoredinanotherorpartoftheITsystemandthatsuchdatacouldbeaccessedThroughtheITsystemorthroughwhichitislegitimatelyavailable,thePublicProsecutionmayissueaninjunctiontoextendaccessandinspectiontotheothersystem.Article(16)(1)ThePublicProsecutionAuthorityshallhavetheauthoritytocontrolandpreservethedataofthemeansofinformationtechnologyaccessedpursuanttotheprovisionsofArticle(15)ofthislaw,includingthefollowing:A)thecontrolandreservationoftheITsystem,oranypartthereof,oranyoftheITdatastoragemedia;B)Reproducingtheinformationtechnologydataandmaintainingthecopy.C)MaintaintheintegrityofthedataoftheITmedium. D)UploadingthedataoftheITsystemfromtheITsystemthathasbeenaccessedormadeunavailable.2.Thepowerofcontrolandreservationreferredtoinparagraph(1)ofthisarticleshallnotincludewhattheaccusedhasplacedatthedisposalofthedefenderortheconsultanttoperformthetaskentrustedtothemorthecorrespondencebetweentheminthecase.Article(17)Thejudgeofthelowercourtshall,attherequestofthePublicProsecution,anduponexaminationofthepapers,orderanypersonwhoiscompetentorfamiliarwiththefunctioningoftheITsystemandthemeasuresappliedtoprotectthedatastoredinthissystembyprovidingitwithreasonableinformationtoenableittocarryouttheprescribedproceduresInArticles(15)and(16)ofthisLaw.Thejudgeassesses,ifnecessary,thefeesofthecommissioner.Article(18)(1)Subjecttotheprovisionsofsection(b)ofArticle(14)ofthisLaw,thePublicProsecutionmay,afterobtainingthepermissionofthelowercourtjudge:A)Assignanypersoncompetenttocollectandrecordtrafficdataandcontentdata,oranyofthem,relatingtospecificcommunicationstransmittedbytheITsystem,whensuchcommunicationsoccur.B)Assignanyserviceprovidertocarryouttheactsreferredtoinitem(a)ortoprovidethenecessaryassistancetothosecommissionedbythePublicProsecution.C)AssignanypersoncompetenttoblockthedataofthecontentofanyinformationtechnologydeviceoranypartthereofbywhichanyoftheITcrimeswerecommitted.Inallcases,thepermitshallbeforaperiodnotexceedingthirtydaysrenewableforanotherperiodorsimilarperiods.(2)Personsassignedinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofparagraph(1)ofthisArticleshallnotbesubjectedtounduedisclosureinthelawtoanyotherpersonofthiscommissionoranyrelevantinformationoruseinanymanner.Article(19)(1)Apersonwhohasnotcompliedwithanorderororderissuedinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofanyofthefollowingparagraphsshallbepunishedbyimprisonmentforaperiodnotexceedingtwoyearsandbyafinenotexceedingonehundredthousanddinarsoroneofthesetwopenalties.(1)or(2)ofArticle(12),oranyofArticles(13)or(14),orparagraph(1)ofArticle(18)ofthisLaw. 2)Apenaltyofimprisonmentforaperiodnotexceedingoneyearandafinenotexceedingthreethousanddinarsoroneofthesetwopenaltiesshallbeimposedonanyonewhocontravenes:(A)Theorderreferredtoinparagraph(3)ofArticle(12)ofthisLaw.B)Theprovisionofparagraph(2)ofArticle(18)ofthislaw.Thepenaltyshallbeimprisonmentforatermnotexceedingfiveyearsiftheoffenderisapublicofficialorapublicserviceofficer.ChapterIIIMiscellaneousprovisionsArticle(20)TheinitiationoftheoffensesprovidedforinthisLawshallbepunishablebyhalfoftheprescribedpenaltyforthefulloffense.Article(21)Withoutprejudicetothecriminalliabilityofthenaturalperson,thelegalpersonshallbeliabletothefineprescribedfortheoffenseifanyoftheoffensesprovidedforinthislawwerecommittedinhisnameorforhisaccountorforhisbenefit.Thiswastheresultoftheapprovalorconcealmentorgrossnegligenceofanymemberoftheboardofdirectors,Anyotherofficialauthorizedbysuchlegalperson.Intheeventofareturn,thecourtmaydecidetodissolvethelegalpersonorclosetheheadquartersinwhichthecrimeortheplaceinwhichtheoffensewascommittedhasbeenclosedforafinalperiodorfortheperiodestimatedbythecourt.Article(22)(1)ExceptasprovidedinChapterTwoofthisLaw,theprovisionsoftheCodeofCriminalProcedureshallapplytotheoffensesprovidedforinthisLaw,totheextentpermittedbythenatureandthemeansofstoringthedata.2.IntheapplicationoftheprovisionsofthisAct,themeaningoftheword”thing”or”objects”intheCodeofCriminalProcedureincludestheterm”informationtechnologysystem”or”anypartthereof”,”informationtechnologymedium”and”Informationtechnology”containedinthislaw.Themeaningofthewords”papers”,”documents”,”editors”,”letters”,”letters”and”publications”intheCodeofCriminalProceduremeans”informationtechnologymeans”. Article(23)Exceptasprovidedforinthislaw,whoevercommitsanoffensestipulatedinanyotherlawbymeansofasystemoranytechnicalmeansofinformationshallbepunishedbytheprescribedpenaltyforthatcrime.Article(24)ThePrimeMinisterandtheMinisters,eachwithinhisownjurisdiction,shallimplementtheprovisionsofthisLawandshallcomeintoforceonemonthafterthedateofitspublicationintheOfficialGazette.KingoftheKingdomofBahrainHamadbinIsaAlKhalifaIssuedatRiffaPalace:Date:6Dhual-Hijjah1435eCorrespondingto:30September2014 Is this the question you were looking for? Place your Order Here
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Global Pipeline The global pipeline is the holistic systematic network of global supply chain and logistics. As you can imagine, one aspect of leadership concern is enhancing visibility via this pipeline. This assignment will assess your knowledge based on the following Outcomes: MT434-4: Recognize the role of distribution within the global pipeline. GEL-1.02: Demonstrate college-level communication through …
