دور الضبطية القضائية في التحري

Abstract

This dissertation examines the role of the Judicial Police in investigating cybercrime under Algerian legislation by highlighting the legal framework governing its powers and responsibilities in detecting crimes, collecting digital evidence, and submitting it to the competent judicial authorities. It also addresses the concept of cybercrime and its most common forms, such as electronic fraud, data theft, and hacking, while emphasizing its distinctive characteristics and the difficulties associated with proving such crimes due to the nature of digital evidence. The study further sheds light on the investigation and inquiry mechanisms used to combat cybercrime, as well as the extent to which modern technological tools are employed to identify and track offenders. It concludes that enhancing the effectiveness of cybercrime investigations requires specialized training, the development of technical capabilities, and the modernization of the legal framework in order to keep pace with rapid technological advancements.