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    Title: 網路之刑事追訴——科技與法律的較勁
    網路之刑事追訴——科技與法律的較勁
    Authors: 王士帆
    Wang, Shih-Fan
    Keywords: 基本權;網路犯罪偵查;網路電話;雲端搜索;秘密線上搜索
    Basic Right;Investigation in Internet;Internet Phone;Cloud Search;Hidden Online Search (verdeckte Online- Durchsuchung)
    Date: 2016-06
    Issue Date: 2017-11-07 14:53:57 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 於今日數位資訊社會，對抗網路犯罪成為刑法與相關刑事訴訟法的重大議題。資訊科技為法律帶來多方面挑戰。當網路成為犯罪工具，國家何嘗不想利用網路追訴犯罪。網路之刑事追訴正是科技與法律的一種較勁。科技固然一日千里，但網路偵查措施不管多精密，終究應回歸基本權干預的審查體系。對於電腦科技犯罪之蒐證，無論是雲端搜索、秘密線上搜索，審查其干預法律依據將是重心所在。因此，探求現行法是否有適當的干預授權基礎，成為網路追訴的首要課題。
    Information Technology has brought many challenges to the law. The fight against cybercrime in the substantive criminal law and the corresponding rules of criminal procedure are significant issues in today`s digital information society. The Internet has become a tool for criminals. Then why are countries worldwide still hesitant in using the Internet to track and prosecute crimes? The investigation in internet serves as a type of confrontation between technology and law. Although technology advances at dizzying speeds, online detection measures-no matter how carefully designed-should be based on a scrutiny system underpinned by basic rights. The collection of evidence for cybercrimes-regardless of cloud searches or hidden online searches- must be based around a review of laws violated. As a result, whether existing laws have a proper and legal basis for intervention has become the most important issue in prosecuting online criminals.
    Relation: 政大法學評論, 145, 339-390
    Data Type: article
    DOI 連結: http://dx.doi.org/10.3966/102398202016060145006
    DOI: 10.3966/102398202016060145006
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