The penetration of internet and computer systems in our daily lives has significantly increased the number of potential victims of cybercriminals worldwide, while at the same time a new landscape of technical and legal challenges has emerged for representatives of law enforcement authorities, judicial officers, and digital system security experts. The existing legal framework of each country, which is not easily accessible due to the complexity of the subject matter, is a fundamental tool for the effective performance of their duties and the administration of justice.
This exactly is the purpose of this book, which includes systematically collected and encoded legislation on Cybercrime and Digital Criminality. It includes, among others, provisions of substantive criminal law, provisions of procedural criminal law, provisions of international cooperation, as well as legislation regarding the envisaged investigation, research, and prosecution procedures of cybercrimes, procedures for lifting the confidentiality of communications, the establishment of Joint Investigation Teams within the framework of the EU, Opinions & Circulars, criminal content, the Prosecutor of the Supreme Court, as well as decisions, acts & regulations of Independent Administrative Authorities (A.D.A.E., A.P.D.P.X., E.E.E.P., etc.).
Finally, this work can serve as a useful guide and legislation aid for Cybercrime, both for Legal Professionals (Lawyers, Judges, employees in the criminal justice system in general), for representatives of Law Enforcement Authorities (Police, Coast Guard, Military, etc.), students and learners (Legal Sciences, Informatics, School of Judges, Police and Military Schools, etc.), as well as professionals working in the field of Informatics.