Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
SÖZÜER A., IŞIKA S. (Yürütücü), KELEP PEKMEZ T. (Yürütücü), AYNURAL Ö. M. (Yürütücü), ERBAŞ R. (Yürütücü), ÖZCAN P. (Yürütücü)
Erasmus Projesi, Erasmus+ KA2 Yenilik ve İyi Uygulamaların Değişimi için İşbirliği Projesi, Avrupa Düzeyi, 2020 - 2023
The unique opportunity of DIGICRIMJUS is to conduct an important inter-exchange between the best young law students, from undergraduate to doctoral, coming from three very different criminal legal systems: the Hungarian criminal law with a socialist past, the Turkish criminal law with an Ottoman tradition and numerous influences from Italian, French, Swiss, German, and even other influences within the past century. While the three different legal systems also share some similarities through their past, differences, especially within the culturally dependent criminal law, prevail. However, they all are challenged by digitalization in similar ways. Artificial intelligence is used anywhere to apply autonomic systems. Likewise, people are using different online systems and applications within the clear, the deep, and as well within its darknet. Some users are using the internet to their advantage in illegal ways. Yet criminal laws are not prepared for digital fraud, theft trespassing, and different kinds of digitally trafficking with illegal goods, be it drugs, guns, or child pornography. Last but not least, investigators need to investigate within the internet as well as using digital means. Hereto we need to develop new rules of evidence taking and presenting in court. It is our plan to also use that chance by developing the methods of comparative work and research when challenged by digitalization for future law professionals.