Scambaiting on the Spectrum of Digilantism

Criminal Justice Ethics 38 (3):153-175 (2019)
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Digilantism is punishment through online exposure of supposed wrongdoing. Paedophile hunting is one example, and the practice is open to many of the classical objections to vigilantism. But it lies...

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10.1080/0731129x.2019.1681132

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