Cybercrime and Punishment

Hong, Ye; Neilson, William S.

doi:10.1086/711715

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“…The ITE Law also regulates various kinds of punishments for crimes via the internet. The ITE Law accommodates the needs of business actors on the internet and society in general to obtain legal certainty by recognizing electronic evidence and digital electronic signatures as legal evidence in court(Hong & Neilson, 2020; Gaoucher, 2010).With the ITE law, it is hoped that it can provide a sense of security and can protect those who use technology. In addition, in certain circumstances and dangerous for those who are victims of technological crimes are also entitled to legal protection.…”

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Victims of Cyber Crimes in Indonesia: A Criminology and Victimology Perspective

Arwana

2022

LSR

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Crimes that occur in cyberspace are born as a result of the negative impact of technological developments, crimes that occur in various forms and types have consequences for the legal protection of users, this is important considering that every human being must be protected in accordance with his dignity as a human being. One form of state responsibility for the protection of its citizens is to provide legal guarantees and concrete actions that protect the community from all forms of crime or other deviant acts that may be experienced by the community, both in the real world and in cyberspace. Crimes that occur in cyberspace or commonly referred to as cybercrime. This study is aims to analyze and examine the victims of cyber crime in the perspective of criminology and victimology. Criminology approach used to answer the motive, factors, and response of the crime, and victimology approach to understand more comprehensively concerning to the victim’s protection and the role of the victims in the cybercrime.

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Victims of Cyber Crimes in Indonesia: A Criminology and Victimology Perspective

Arwana

2022

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The Role of Law Enforcement in the Regulation of Cryptomarkets (and the Limited Role of Deterrence)

Harinam,

Ariel

2024

Law Enforcement Strategies for Disrupting Cryptomarkets

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Decision‐Making Under Risk in the Market for Illegal Drugs: A Supply‐Side Analysis

Dalal,

Raju

2024

Bulletin of Econ Res

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Most economic models of the illegal drugs market focus on demand‐side behavior. However, in imperfectly competitive markets such as the illegal drugs market, it is the seller who determines price. Moreover, even models that focus on supply‐side behavior often ignore key factors such as risk. This paper develops an expected utility model of a risk‐averse seller. We find that under risk aversion, increasing punishment costs (i.e., severity) is more effective than increased enforcement (i.e., certainty) and demand reduction is more effective than interdiction. If risk neutrality is assumed, increases in severity and certainty have the same deterrent effect. Under risk neutrality, the deterrent effect of demand reduction policies dominates all other interdiction policies. These results lend theoretical reinforcement to the growing policy bias in favor of demand‐side intervention.

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Cybercrime and Punishment

Cited by 6 publications

References 21 publications

Victims of Cyber Crimes in Indonesia: A Criminology and Victimology Perspective

Victims of Cyber Crimes in Indonesia: A Criminology and Victimology Perspective

The Role of Law Enforcement in the Regulation of Cryptomarkets (and the Limited Role of Deterrence)

Decision‐Making Under Risk in the Market for Illegal Drugs: A Supply‐Side Analysis

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