Basic Training Court on Legal and Technical Aspects of Cybercrime

BASIC TRAINING COURSE ON LEGAL AND TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF CYBERCRIME  - RESTRICTING INTERNET ACCESS OF OFFENDERS  - CONFISCATION OF CRIMINAL ASSETS IN CYBERSPACE

	Trier, 13-14 February 2014 Registration fee: 120 EUR Travel costs up to 400 EUR will be reimbursed by ERA upon presentation of the original receipts. ERA will book and pay accommodation for two nights. Key topics Introduction to cybercrime: definitions, development of computer crime, overview of the most relevant offences and how they are committed Legal challenges and solutions in fighting cybercrime: challenges in applying traditional criminal law instruments, procedural law, jurisdictional issues and international cooperation Cybercrime case studies (real-life scenarios to be discussed in small working groups) Restricting internet access of offenders Confiscation of criminal assets in cyberspace Link to the conference
	Organiser: Laviero Buono, Academy of European Law With the financial support of the Prevention of and Fight against Crime Programme European Commission - Directorate-General Home Affairs Language: English Speakers: Cormac  Callanan, CEO, Aconite Internet Solutions, Dublin Muthupandi Ganesan, Barrister at Law, Furnival Chambers, London Alisdair Gillespie, Professor, Criminal Law and Justice, Lancaster University, Lancaster Jan Kerkhofs, Public Prosecutor, Office of the Public Prosecutor, Dendermonde, Belgium Tatiana Tropina, Senior Researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law, Freiburg Philippe Van Linthout, Investigating Judge, Court of First Instance, Mechelen, Belgium Event no.: 314DT01