Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: Based on the need to expand, in the virtual age, the list of fundamental rights available to the accused person in the same proportion that procedural practices that use technological resources are extended to their disadvantage, the article proposes to answer the following question: would the accused person have the right to digital anonymity? Without disregarding the need for state intervention when used in the practice of criminal offences, the paper methodologically proposes an interdisciplinary bibliographical review to conceptualize anti-forensic techniques as important tools for protecting the right of the accused person not to produce digital evidence against them, highlighting anonymity as one of its most effective tools and defending the relevance of its legal protection in the cyber age.
Author: Jamilla Monteiro Sarkis
Language: English
Topic: Education, Law, and Society
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4403835780