Ispection controls in electronic crimes

Abstract

One of the main goals of electronic inspection is to obtain digital evidence, which encompasses all data stored on media and computer systems, as well as any data present in the virtual world. However, electronic inspection differs from traditional inspection in its unique set of characteristics and controls, making the process of searching for electronic evidence more complex. These include the nature of the crimes being investigated, the parties involved, the characteristics of the perpetrators, and the virtual crime scene.

The aim of this research is to emphasize the specific characteristics and controls that distinguish electronic inspection from other types of inspections. These controls relate to both objective and formal aspects, including the procedures required for electronic data seizure or the imposition of legal protection on the data in cases where seizure is not possible.