European Investigation Order
Where the Law Meets the Technology
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Maria Angela Biasiotti
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Introduction: Setting the Scene on EIO and the Interaction Between Law and Technology
The European Investigation Order (EIO) established by Directive 2014/41/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 3 April 2014 represents a great step forward in cross-border judicial cooperation wit...
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Different Perspectives on EIO
The Chapter is dedicated to give an overview of the representatives of the legal domain (Lawyers, EJTN Representatives) and the technical community (Digital Forensics and IT Experts) who are involved in the im...
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Training on EIO: TREIO Project
The EIO has been introduced by Directive 2014/41/EU in order to strengthen the judicial cooperation in EU in the criminal matters. The EVIDENCE2e-CODEX and EXEC Projects and the eEDES platform developed and le...
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Book
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Open AccessDigital Forensics AI: Evaluating, Standardizing and Optimizing Digital Evidence Mining Techniques
The impact of AI on numerous sectors of our society and its successes over the years indicate that it can assist in resolving a variety of complex digital forensics investigative problems. Forensics analysis c...
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Introduction: Opportunities and Challenges for Electronic Evidence
Beyond the different and varied rules that each Member State adopts regarding the admissibility and development of evidence, including digital evidence, elements that in any case must be guaranteed are its rel...
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Present and Future of the Exchange of Electronic Evidence in Europe
Crime has become global, and almost all crimes involve electronic evidence. A significant problem has become the exchange of data, across jurisdictions and between the domestic participants in the criminal jud...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Electronic Evidence Semantic Structure: Exchanging Evidence Across Europe in a Coherent and Consistent Way
In a cross-border dimension considering the specific collaboration among European Union Member States related to criminal investigations and criminal trials, it becomes crucial to have a common and shared unde...
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The Way Forward: A Roadmap for the European Union
The contributions describe the final Road Map for the realization of the harmonized framework on Electronic Evidence Treatment and Exchange. It is against a complex background that this “Roadmap” needs to be u...
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Book
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Semantic Resources for Managing Legislative Information
The new frontier of the Semantic Web is moving more and more away from information searching of the substantial aspects of documents requiring the availability of advanced editing tools able to handle and mana...
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Introduction: Theory and Methodology in Legal Ontology Engineering: Experiences and Future Directions
Ontologies have come of age in the legal field. A certain number of ontologies in different domains are already available and have been used in various applications. However, as a result of the growing of the ...
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Legal Ontologies: The Linguistic Perspective
“There is a strong relationship/dependence between concepts and their linguistic terms, change on linguistic aspects may affect the intended meaning….” (Avicenna (980–1037 a.c.)) . The paper discusses the appr...
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Preface
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Teaching e-Government in Italy
ICTs have become extraordinary tools employed by State governments for improving the quality, the rapidity and reliability of services provided to private citizens and firms, with the aim, in the long-term, of...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Learning to Become an E-citizen: The European and Italian Policies
It is almost generally acknowledged that the application of ICTs may represent a strong vehicle for social innovation and progress in the hands of governments, of political representatives and of citizens. So,...
