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Guilty or not guilty: Does inequality really lead to murder?

Humans

Guilty or not guilty: Does inequality really lead to murder?

US district judge Morris Hoffman weighs up the evidence for the prosecution in Martin Daly's book Killing the Competition, and wonders why murder is so rare

Culture

Children gathered together, some in costume

Health

Can we really predict who will cost society the most money?

News

More potent stun guns for British police will enrage critics

Technology

More potent stun guns for British police will enrage critics

Comment

Stacks of photo booth mugshots

Technology

Concerns as face recognition tech used to 'identify' criminals

News

Hacker

Technology

Can nation states hit back at cyberattackers with ease? No way

Comment

Earth from space

Technology

Truly global internet access will be a double-edged sword

Comment

Arrows point to key items for investigation

Technology

Dutch police use augmented reality to investigate crime scenes

News

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Humans

An excess of honour could help explain the appeal of Trump

Leader

The perfect cybercrime: selling fake followers to fake people

Technology

The perfect cybercrime: selling fake followers to fake people

News

Birgitta Jónsdóttir, leader of the Icelandic Pirate Party

Technology

Pirate Party: We want our reputation to be more like Robin Hood

Birgitta Jónsdóttir, leader of the Icelandic Pirate Party, says privacy is more important than we realise, and wants to give more power to the people

News

Technology

Your home's online gadgets could be hacked by ultrasound

News

Technology

Massive botnet-powered web attack fuels need to step up defences

News

Technology

Police mass face recognition in the US will net innocent people

Analysis

Humans

Politicians may push up violent crime by getting tough on it

Leader