Introductory Judicial Training for Judges, Magistrates and Prosecutors
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Day #2
The second day's sessions include the following:
- Session 5 - Substantive Criminal Law provisions under the Budapest Convention
- Session 6 - Procedural Rules under the Budapest Convention
- Session 7 - National Cybercrime Legislation
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At the end of this session, delegates will be able to:
- List the substantive criminal law provisions, and identify some of the key factors used to describe the crimes, based on the Budapest Convention.
- Identify the relevant substantive law provisions from case study discussions.
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1.5 MB Powerpoint 2007 presentation
By the end of this session delegates will be able to:
- Explain the procedural provisions of the Budapest Convention.
- Explain the importance of conditions and safeguards and the way they can be determined.
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1.0 MB Powerpoint 2007 presentation
By the end of this session delegates will be able to:
- List the substantive criminal law provisions, and identify some of the key factors used to describe the crimes, based on the existing national law.
- Explain the importance of conditions and safeguards under the national law.
- Explain the existing procedural provisions under the national law.
- Analyse the needs and the advantages of the harmonisation between national legislation and the international instruments, in particular the Convention of Budapest.
Introductory Judicial Training for Judges, Magistrates and Prosecutors
Introductory Judicial Training for Judges, Magistrates and Prosecutors
This Introductory Training is essential and serves as a foundational course, providing judges, magistrates, and prosecutors with the necessary knowledge on cybercrime. It equips participants with a good grasp on the basic concepts on cybercrime and other related topics. This training, above all, should establish a solid foundation for subsequent courses like the Advanced Training and other specialized programs, underscoring the crucial role of this introductory course as the cornerstone for future training endeavours.
The Introductory Training Course on Cybercrime for Judges, Magistrates and Prosecutors is a course where the bare essentials of subjects, concepts and topics relating to cybercrime are presented to the participants. The course should at onset titillate the minds of the participants and jump start their interest. This includes an introduction to cybercrime concepts and, if possible, the explanation of terminologies which is crucial in understanding and comprehending the provisions of the Budapest Convention, local legislation and concepts relating to Digital Evidence and International Cooperation.