Os crimes praticados pelo computador: dificuldade de apuração dos fatos" Se precisar de mais alguma coisa, estou à disposição

Abstract

The growth of the Internet and technological development have enabled a new type of crime to occur: virtual crimes or cybercrimes. Taking into account the emergence of these new crimes for the use of the Internet and the need for Law to accompany the changes resulting from technological advances, as these interfere in the legal aspects, it was decided to approach this issue. The crimes practiced by the computer will be discussed from the point of view of Informatics in Criminal Law and the need to adapt legal texts to the reality of society. The Law 12.737 / 12, or "Carolina Dieckmann" Act, was the first step taken in combating these crimes. However, in addition to the typification of new offenses arising from the influence of technological advances in today's society, other issues, closely linked to some characteristics inherent in cybercrime, deserve special attention. The manner in which these crimes occur, with a great deal of speed and anonymity, as well as the juridical assets which they incurred, are peculiarities that hinder criminal investigation and the production of evidence. The need for specialized experts, the difficulty in identifying the authorship and the need for the anticipated production of evidence are the issues that are the object of the present study.