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Juridical Study of Crimes Committed with Computer

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  • Soraya Rostami

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By development of computer networks, computer -related crime spreading immoral that had negative impact on social systems including families and organizations and, more children were invaded by, the spread of computer crimes in the third world called cultural invasion.Committing dishonest acts in ignorance or belief that the right to intervene in the operation of computer systems or data entry, or data deletion, or the messages. those committed acts does not categorize in fraud documentary, if the aforementioned act intended to endamage business rivals and if there is no property gained then that act does not categorize in fraud documentary too. Motivation and intention of act does not impact on kind of crime realization. E-commerce law states in Article 67- (perpetrator is punishable if committed as a result of using fraudulent means, personal or automated processing systems deceived in order to gain a person’s property. For this reason, the mere intention to resort to dishonest means and education funds, property or privileges, is not sufficient to fulfill the offense.

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  • Soraya Rostami, 2016. "Juridical Study of Crimes Committed with Computer," Asian Social Science, Canadian Center of Science and Education, vol. 12(11), pages 1-79, November.
    • Handle: RePEc:ibn:assjnl:v:12:y:2016:i:11:p:79
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