I am GOPAL Advocate.
My specialization in Cyber Crime Cases like - Classification Computer crime encompasses a broad range of activities. 1. Fraud and financial crimes 2. Cyber terrorism 3. Cyberextortion 4. Cyberwarfare 5. Computer as a target 6. Computer as a tool 7. Obscene or offensive content 8. Harassment 9. Drug trafficking Combating computer crime 1. Diffusion of cybercrime 2. Investigation 3. Legislation 4. Penalties 5. Awareness Computer Crimes/Hacking Explained With the rapid technological development of computers and the growth of the internet over the past 3 years, computers have operated as a key tool to allow individuals to commit cybercrimes. There are numerous types of crimes that are considered computer (or cyber) crimes. Some of the more common crimes include: 1. Improperly accessing another person's computer or network 2. Internet solicitation 3. Internet fraud 4. Online solicitation of a minor, child pornography 5. Sexual exploitation of a minor 6. Identity theft & also other matters like - Bail, Motor Accident claim, family matters, Court Marriage, Marriage Registration, Cheque Bounce etc.
Advocate Adv Gopal is capable of representing you in court and is trained to present your case in the most effective way possible.
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