Specialised Judicial Training on International Cooperation - Offline Delivery
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Day #1
The first day's sessions include the following:
- Session 1 - Introduction to the course
- Session 2 - International cooperation in a global economy
- Session 3 - Overview of legal basis of international cooperation
- Session 4 - Mutual Legal Assistance procedures and practice
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1.5 MB Powerpoint 2007 presentation
Session objectives:
- Understand the scope and work of the Council of Europe and the Cybercrime Programme Office (C-PROC)
- Review the structure, aims and objectives of this course
- Share any concerns or expected outcomes of the course
- Discuss basic concepts that will be covered in the course
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9.4 MB Powerpoint 2007 presentation
Session objectives:
- Recognise the global dimension of Internet and the international dimension of cybercrime
- Explain the importance of international cooperation and recognise the available instruments for international cooperation in the field of cybercrime
- Identify the need of very fast and efficient channels for international cooperation and the available instruments, the ways they are used, the timelines and effectiveness
- Describe the efforts from international organisations regarding the implementation of new modalities of international cooperation
- Discuss the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime - identify its general principles
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3.9 MB Powerpoint 2007 presentation
Session objectives:
- Refresh concepts regarding cybercrime and electronic evidence and the relevant provisions of the Budapest Convention
- Understand the different channels and mechanisms for formal international cooperation
- Discuss an overview of the Budapest Convention as a leading tool for cooperation in the area of cybercrime and electronic evidence
- Identify similarities across different channels and mechanisms for international cooperation
- Discuss an overview of the Second Additional Protocol as a mechanism to enable international cooperation
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2.6 MB Powerpoint 2007 presentation
Session objectives:
- To better understand Mutual Legal Assistance practice and procedures
- To learn about challenges of the MLA process and what and how affects the efficiency of it
- To learn about cooperation instruments, standards and channels of communication
- To understand what are different legal requirements and considerations
- To learn about existing assessments of MLA and to raise awareness about recommendations how to improve the process
- To improve knowledge about existing supporting tools
Specialised Judicial Training on International Cooperation - Offline Delivery
Specialised Judicial Training on International Cooperation - Offline Delivery
This specialized judicial training on International Cooperation seeks to discuss the importance of cooperation and coordination amongst different jurisdictions in combatting cybercrime and in the acquisition of digital evidence. The primary purpose of international cooperation in cybercrime investigations and proceedings is the preservation and production of admissible and reliable evidence that can be used in pre-trial and trial proceedings in criminal cases.
Electronic evidence in cases of offences against and by means of information technology is usually difficult to collect and relatively volatile. It is therefore crucial that, in investigating, prosecuting and adjudicating on cybercrime and cybercrime related cases that parties to the Budapest Convention are prepared to employ a variety of international cooperation modalities available under the Convention in an efficient and timely manner.