Challenges of using Technology in Criminal Proceeding
Overlap between judicial and administrative enforcement actions, Overlap and connection between criminal and civil cases (Descriptive Analytical Study – Multidisciplinary Perspective)
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https://doi.org/10.68825/jmpssm53Keywords:
Criminal law, criminal procedure, nformation technology, criminal proceedings, civil proceedings, judicial control, administrative controlAbstract
This study is an attempt to shed light on some of the interdisciplinary issues caused by the use of technology in criminal proceedings, arising from both the overlap and intersection of judicial and administrative enforcement actions, as well as the issues stemming from the overlap and interconnection between criminal and civil proceedings.
The study seeks to find solutions to some of these interdisciplinary issues that have arisen due to the widespread use of technology and the digital transformation in society in general and in criminal proceedings in particular, as well as the resulting emergence of many new legal issues and problems in the absence of legislation conducive to this rapid development, especially in developing countries that are adopting this technology, and given the urgent need for more specialized research in this field—a conclusion reached by numerous previous studies and research papers.
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