Crime rates will fall as advances in technology make it easier to detect and prevent crimes. To what extent do you agree or disagree

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The Government believe that with the development of Technology,
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crime
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cases can be controlled easier than before.
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idea.I strongly agree with
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idea. In recent years, biometrics get updated which can recognize all human beings faces all over the world.
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, when a
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rubber or a murder detectives can solve the case sooner than expected.
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of new secret cameras like CCTV and installing them all over the street make it possible to follow and record every
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online and save them as a document for solving
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cases. Based on
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research South Korea, is the
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every public place, they have CCTVs which can detect all
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country is all controlled and prevent easily. In Conclusion,
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of Technology
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decreasing murder and other
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cases all over the world. I totally agree with
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • crime deterrent
  • high-tech surveillance
  • facial recognition systems
  • omnipresence
  • deter
  • digital forensics
  • ballistic testing
  • revolutionize
  • exonerate
  • root causes
  • social inequality
  • invasion of privacy
  • civil liberties
  • surveillance
  • data collection
  • negative implications
  • cybercrime
  • hacking
  • identity theft
  • online fraud
  • cybersecurity
  • vulnerabilities
  • exploit
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