College
College of Science
Department
Mathematics and Statistics Department
Faculty Mentor
Jeannie Johnson
Abstract
Law enforcement agencies are fighting a two - pronged battle when it comes to emerging technologies: keeping up with new ways criminals are using technology and developing effective ways to combat these innovations, while balancing these challenges against preserving the individual liberties of law - abiding citizens. This conflict is especially apparent with regard to criminal use of commercial drones and the developing fringe market surrounding homemade untraceable firearms (“ghost guns”).
Document Type
Poster
Publication Date
3-5-2019
Recommended Citation
Bodine, Tori, "Drones and “Ghost Guns”: Unregulated Legal Space" (2019). Research on Capitol Hill. Paper 123.
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/roch/123