8. List the five ways law enforcement can get evidence from another country.

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9. State the initialism and spell out the relatively recent law that allows U.S. law enforcement to get records from Microsoft with a search warrant, even if Microsoft is storing that data on a server in another country.

10. What types of legal processes and tools were used in the Western Express case?

11. Cybercrime cases rarely have an eyewitness. The offender is rarely known until after extensive investigation and obtaining considerable evidence from companies. What does that say about the importance of properly obtaining this evidence?

12. The Fourth Amendment is only about fifty-four words and was written about 250 years ago. Does it apply to cyber evidence? Why do you think that?

13. Is this country addressing cybercrime properly? What solutions are proposed in the article, and what solutions do you propose?

It's not being addressed properly because cybercrime is not a new crime. In the article "solving the Cybercrime" it mentions that it's not a new crime but the government could've done more to help.