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4 comments about A Legal Insurrection.

1. Four Vietnam vets decide to take on a corrupt justice system with their own laws. They decide to play judge,jury and executioner with each new lawyer,crooked politican,and Mafia kingpins that they encounter. Their vigilante tactics gain the unwanted attention of the FBI,who question whether to arrest them, or reward them for getting rid of the Mafia drug ring. This book has it all, humor,adventure, and the satisfaction of the heroes "taking out" those that think they are above the law.



2. Colorful characters take you on a jurney of justice and revenage. This book has plot, plot and more plot. A storyline that takes you around the small towns of Virginia and beyound. A must read for those who love mystery, adventure and righting the wrongs of our all powerful but sometimes wrong goverment and its officials. As an employee of a small Courny Library, I must tell you that out of the 3 copies of this book 2 stay out at all times. It has been a popular and sought after addition to our fiction shelves. Mr. Hunter has a way of making the story seem real. My heart beat faster as the pace of the book intensified. The story was gritty and no holds bar as the hero served justice with a brand of a mordern version of the old western gunslinger.



3. Colorful characters take you on a jurney of justice and revenage. This book has plot, plot and more plot. A storyline that takes you around the small towns of Virginia and beyound. A must read for those who love mystery, adventure and righting the wrongs of our all powerful but sometimes wrong goverment and its officials. As an employee of a small Courny Library, I must tell you that out of the 3 copies of this book 2 stay out at all times. It has been a popular and sought after addition to our fiction shelves. Mr. Hunter has a way of making the story seem real. My heart beat faster as the pace of the book intensified. The story was gritty and no holds bar as the hero served justice with a brand of a mordern version of the old western gunslinger.



4. A legal insurrection is a dramatic story that has intrique,love,lust,and mystery. It keeps you on the edge of your seat and works the imagination. You can never seem to be able to decipher the character's next move. This book involves issues that concern us all with answers that will amaze you. This book makes you feel a part in each adventure,you feel drawn into the scene and the characters become so personal. For the avid reader this book is a MUST read.

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4 comments about Everything You Need to Know About the Dangers of Computer Hacking (Need to Know Library).

1. Less than 60 pages of big-type and useless photos. You can read this book in less than 10 minutes. This information is contained in probably thousands of web sites. Total waste of time and money. I was scammed (my fault not Amazon's), but I'm getting my money back - don't spend yours.



2. This book is an excellent guide for my students. It explains many complex subjects in an simple manner. This book will stay a fundamental part of my schedule. I strongly recommend it for 4-6th graders, it provides a reference while keeping reading interesting. Way above any other book on this subject for this grade level. If you are unhappy with it, you are probably too old to be reading it in the first place.



3. The book is to-the-point, it answered some of the questions that I had, it is a quick read for an adult. I recommend it for children.



4. Most of those now negatively described as hackers are in their teens. Relatively unskilled in both the computer and personal areas, they use simplistic means to break into systems and are often caught. Frequently as a result of bragging about their exploits. In vying for attention, they fail to understand that the computer equivalent of joyriding is a very serious crime. No one knows how much the latest outbreak of a computer virus cost, but some estimates are in the hundred of millions of dollars.
   This book is written for teens and is designed to give them fair warning concerning the consequences to both themselves and society if they choose to follow the hacker path. The point is to get the reader to understand where the ethical and legal bounds of computer use are. In that sense, the point is good, but it is not effectively executed. Very little time is actually spent in the gray areas of computing. No one can dispute that disabling an air traffic control system is dangerous behavior. How about middle ground such as playing a joke on another by using their e-mail address without their knowledge? Such more likely situations are not adequately covered.
   The purpose of this book is an honorable and necessary one. However, it is written more for the pre-teen age and more ink should have been used setting down the limits of hacking. The user sophisticated enough to be able to hack would find the explanations in this book too simplistic to be of interest.