الحاجة الى تحديث اليات التعاون الدولي في مجال مكافحة الجريمة المعلوماتية

Abstract EN

The communications and information revolution has been linked to many changes in legal concepts and systems, the most prominent of which is information crime.

Therefore, criminal legal policies must be reviewed and the extent of their success assessed in facing such new phenomena, whether from the substantive or procedural aspect.

This review should be on national and international legislation alike.

In addition to achieving compatibility and consistency between them.

This crime is complex in its concept, the multiplicity of its forms and its continuous development.

In addition to the multiple areas of its association with the lives of individuals.

On the other hand, there are differences in the legal systems.

If they are really up to date.

This is related to defining the concept of this crime and determining the relevant law that applies to the facts of these crimes at the internal level.

In addition to the requirement of double criminality and weak international judicial cooperation at the regional or international level.

All this requires studying the reality of regional and international judicial cooperation.

Furthermore, the extent of the possibility of developing this cooperation and the legislative and procedural measures it imposes that allow for judicial delegation between countries.

Moreover, the possibility of transferring procedures and the implementation of foreign judgments in a way that achieves a balance between the principles of state sovereignty and limiting the expansion of information crimes and the extent of their effects.