Frontstage and Backstage in Argentina’s Transitional Justice Drama: The Niet@s’ Reconstruction of Identity on Social Media

Goldschmidt-Gjerløw, Beate; Remkes, Merel

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“…Social networks serve as invaluable resources for gathering considerable information during military operations, including testimonies from victims and witnesses. However, these platforms have limitations in accurately portraying certain events and evaluating their repercussions (Remkes, 2019).…”

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Effectiveness of Forensic Computer Modeling for Predicting Wartime Crimes

2024

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This article emphasises the importance of computer models in forensics and their potential for predicting criminal activity and preventing offences in the context of military confrontation. The purpose of this paper is to determine the possibility of using computer models to analyse and predict criminal activity during military confrontation. The research employed the following methods: historical method of studying law, logical approach, qualitative method, method of analysis, and method of legal modelling. The study found that forensic modelling is mainly used at the pre-trial investigation or trial stage. The analysis of modern armed conflicts gives grounds to conclude about the high efficiency of computer modelling in preventing wartime crimes. The academic novelty is the obtained results of using computer modelling to prevent potential offences as opposed to its widespread use at the stage of pre-trial investigation. The research prospects include the possibility of the potential study of forensic computer modelling algorithms for accurate prediction of types of offences during the war.

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Effectiveness of Forensic Computer Modeling for Predicting Wartime Crimes

2024

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“…However, these practices draw attention to individual crimes (Orjuela, 2020). As regards social networks, these platforms are obviously valuable in collection, storage and presentation of the testimonies of victims and witnesses of crimes (Goldschmidt-Gjerløw and Remkes, 2019). This corresponds with the adoption of new rules by the Council of the European Union on 25 May 2022 that will allow Eurojust to store and analyse evidence relating to international crimes against civilian population.…”

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The role of the media as a parallel tool of justice for crimes against a civilian population

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The objective of the study was to determine the forms of media involvement in justice for crimes against the civilian population. The research was conducted using the methods of systems approach, descriptive analysis, forecasting, systematic sampling and comparative method. The mass media as an institution of civil society have ample opportunities for active participation in justice, in particular, in the detection and documentation of crimes, social support to victims, coordination of efforts of governmental and non-governmental entities. The media is an active subject in justice for crimes against the civilian population. However, their functions are not of a legal nature; they are aimed at establishing the completeness and objectivity of the facts. It is concluded that the prospects for the development of media activities envisage the model, which focuses on the detection and documentation of crimes, in particular through the latest technologies; provision of social support and opportunities for victims to express their position while facilitating the coordination of efforts between governmental and non-governmental entities interested in justice for crimes against civilians.

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Application of the method of computer forensic simulation of crimes in the course of an armed conflict

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The objective of the study was to determine the characteristics and perspectives of the use of computer simulation as a method for investigating crimes committed in the course of an armed conflict. In addition, the study involved a system approach, descriptive analysis, systematic sampling, doctrinal approach and prognostic methods. The author chooses the technological direction of application of the simulation (prospective or retrospective) and simulates the characteristics of the event, the identity of the offender, the victim of the crime and the sequence of the investigation process. In the course of hostilities, computer simulation can be performed by representatives of national and international law enforcement agencies, depending on the type of crime. Computer simulation in the course of armed conflict requires standardization of procedures and improvement of the substantive and instrumental components of the application of this method. It is concluded that this model has different perspectives for its development, which include: standardization of procedures with due regard to the specifics of the crime committed and the offender; details of information sources; technological direction of simulation; possible types of models; and, the need/appropriateness of involving international coordination assistance.

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Frontstage and Backstage in Argentina’s Transitional Justice Drama: The Niet@s’ Reconstruction of Identity on Social Media

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Effectiveness of Forensic Computer Modeling for Predicting Wartime Crimes

Effectiveness of Forensic Computer Modeling for Predicting Wartime Crimes

The role of the media as a parallel tool of justice for crimes against a civilian population

Application of the method of computer forensic simulation of crimes in the course of an armed conflict

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