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EDITORS’ INTRODUCTION by Megan M. McNally School of Criminal Justice Rutgers University, Newark
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Document Date: 2008-05-05 10:23:44

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Criminal Justice Press / /

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America / /

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Rutgers University / Criminal Justice Rutgers University / Criminal Justice University / U.S. National Institute of Justice / /

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biometric technologies / federal law / insurance policies / anonymous technology-based methods / technology-based methods / information technology / non-technology-based method / /

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U.S. National Institute of Justice / Newark Graeme R. Newman School of Criminal / Rutgers University / Criminal Justice University / Federal Trade Commission / Commission of Identity Theft Although / Megan M. McNally School of Criminal / Identity Theft Resource Center / U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics / FTC’s Identity Theft Clearinghouse / /

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Heith Copes / Sara Berg / Henry Pontell / Lynne Vieraitis / Robert Willison / Michael Levi / Russell Smith / Megan McNally / Gregory Brown / Anastasia Tosouni / /

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