القصور التشريعي الجنائي في مجال الجريمة المعلوماتية في التشريعين المغربي والجزائري

الملخص EN

Information crime is one of the biggest challenges we face in our contemporary world, and the United States of America was among the first countries to dedicate independent legislation on computer crimes.

This scientific article attempts to shed light on the negative impact of the information revolution and the resulting cybercrime, to shed light on the The efforts of Moroccan and Algerian legislators in codifying these crimes, addressing them, and the extent to which both the Moroccan and Algerian legislators are interested in organizing and addressing them through the amendments made to the relevant public and private laws, the most important of which are the Penal Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure in order to keep pace with the global legislation that preceded it in enacting laws Specific to cybercrime, and more than that, an exposure to the deficiencies in both of them to present proposals to enrich the two legislations in this regard The basic problem that we are discussing is: What is the extent of the fulfillment and effectiveness of these legislations in combating these serious crimes, and how effective are their substantive and procedural rules in achieving general deterrence? Then how can the blanks and tangible shortcomings be filled on the ground?