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Modernization of Criminal Procedural Evidence in the Information Society

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Purpose: To examine the norms of the criminal procedure law and the views of processualist scholars with regard to the use of electronic evidence, focused on the modernization of the criminal procedure evidence in an information society.

Design/methodology/approach: The authors of the paper used general scientific method of materialist dialectics and private scientific methods of knowledge to achieve their target goal: legal and historical, formal legal, sociological, and system-structural.

Findings: The article discusses the issues of improving criminal procedural evidence that are caused by the development of information technologies in criminal proceedings, their application by entities with the authority to conduct investigative and other procedural actions aimed at collecting, verifying and evaluating electronic evidence in pre-trial and judicial proceedings using digital technology.

Criminal procedural evidence in the information society requires amendments to the theory of criminal procedure law to increase the efficiency of criminal proceedings, to ensure the information security of the state and society in connection with the threat of cybercrime caused by access to information and communication systems, payment cards and bank accounts in order to steal the funds of citizens.

Originality/value: The modernization of criminal procedural evidence in the information society indicates the urgent need to transfer the material part of the evidentiary procedure to the information component, which is due to the entry of telecommunication technologies into the field of criminal proceedings.

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Francifirov, Y.V., Popov, A.P., Muraev, P.P., Komissarova, Y.V. (2021). Modernization of Criminal Procedural Evidence in the Information Society. In: Popkova, E.G., Sergi, B.S. (eds) "Smart Technologies" for Society, State and Economy. ISC 2020. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 155. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-59126-7_75

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