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Era digitală și expertiza judiciară
Digital era and judicial expertise

Author(s): Olga Cataraga, Piotr Petcovici, Victoria Prisăcaru
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Criminal Law
Published by: Editura Universităţii »Alexandru Ioan Cuza« din Iaşi
Keywords: Judicial re-expertise; digitalisation of expertise services; cybercrime; AND GDEJ; e-file;

Summary/Abstract: The problems of digitization of services provided in any area of human activity lately are very often high. Although on many segments, digitalization already has a certain seniority, justice in the given sense is somehow lagging behind. On the forensics side, we are seeing considerable advances in the sense of digital forensics, including the development of computer forensic expertise, given the vital need of the fight against cybercrime, so current. At the same time, providing scientific assistance to the judicial process throughout the investigation and discovery of criminal activity, includes precisely the process of ensuring the judicial body with specialized conclusions, which are the basis of the evidence. These services, offered exclusively by judicial expertise, require the adaptation to date of their realization, so that they are fully integrated into the e dossier. The complexity of integrating the expertise services in the e file, emerges from the character of the expert objects and the very complexity of the expertise activity itself. In Rep. Moldova, the Cabinet of Ministers adopted by decision the concept „Gestion of Judicial Expertise Dossiers” (SI GDEJ) – an important informational resource for the activity of judicial expertise institutions, as well as, according to which the files of judicial expertise will be integrated in the information system. In our article we will refer to the challenges of this topic.

  • Issue Year: LXX/2024
  • Issue No: 4
  • Page Range: 19-26
  • Page Count: 8
  • Language: Romanian
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