الـجـرائـم الـناشـئـة عــن الـتـطـور التـكـنـولـوجـي وأثـرها في الـسيـاسـة الـجـنائـية

Rp-Crimes arising from technological development and their impact on criminal policy .pdf

Abstract
The expansion and development of the framework of electronic crimes have become a reality in view of the information revolution and the tremendous development in modern means of communication, to the point that there are objective and procedural problems raised by electronic crimes at the legislative and practical levels.
This research aim was compared to some contemporary Arab legislation as well as to French and American legislation to assess the extent of the legislative deficiency to confront and combat cybercrime.
In the first chapter, we discussed the scope of the objective protection established in view of the current state of technological and technical development in the world. In addition, we discussed the nature of the electronic crime as well as the implications of this technological development and its unfavourable uses, which significantly compromised physical safety. Where the right to physical integrity is regarded as a fundamental reason that the criminal legislator seeks to ensure its protection, whether in terms of physical harm to the integrity of the body or on the moral, psychological, and environmental levels, The researcher discovered that there is a significant distinction between traditional crimes and electronic crimes. The former is distinguished by being crimes of a special essence, as they are among the soft crimes that are challenging to prove and trace evidence of committing, as well as being among the crimes that are committed quickly and easily across borders, and it is challenging to search for evidence stating Proving the criminal incident.
In the second chapter on prescriptive security and techniques of investigation and inspection of electronic crimes in view of technological development, the research topic was discussing the processes of searching for and investigating electronic evidence and what challenges the competent agencies face in proving electronic crime both at the local and international levels. We also discussed the mechanisms of primary investigation. What are the most recent techniques for proving cybercrime, how can the accused be followed up on using electronic monitoring, and how different are the methods of investigation for cybercrime and traditional crimes?
The researcher’s investigation led to several findings, the most significant of which is that, in view of this extensive and swift technological and technical development, the traditional texts in the penal laws cannot address the apparent spread of electronic crimes. conventional offences. The proposed law of a legal policy that keeps up with the development experienced by the world on the economic, social, and political levels has also played a small but significant role in the development of public criminal policy in some European and Arab countries.