Question

In the United States, those that investigate and attempt to prosecute cyber criminals are well acquainted with the tendency of the courts to view cybercrime as a less serious, white-collar offense, typically resulting in very light sentences. Why do you think that is

Answer 1

Answer: This is so because the perpetrators of cyber crime do not present a physical threat to society. Their aim most times is to gain financial buoyancy without out-rightly planning to hurt anyone. If you critically analyze this, you would find understanding reasons why these courts give lighter sentences as regards cyber crime.