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Summit to target cyber crime

For the next three days, more than 450 law enforcement officers and prosecutors from more than 21 states will be attending dozens of sessions like these at the 2012 National Cyber Crime Conference, hosted and organized by Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley’s office. The conference, restricted to law enforcement professionals, is the first multi-day conference of its kind. Coakley, who will giving the keynote address Monday morning, said that it will address a crucial, and growing, need for information about computer crime and evidence.

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