Research on Criminal Activities in the E-commerce Sector

Author: Pi Yong
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: This book compares the criminal legislation on e-commerce-related crimes in countries such as the UK, US, Germany, and Japan, aiming to identify successful experiences in foreign legislation for reference in China's legislative process. The large number of new legal issues arising from e-commerce-related crimes in China's criminal adjudication work is the focus of this book. Among them, criminal legal issues involving e-commerce-related crimes such as credit card fraud using information, copyright infringement, trade secret infringement, fraud, illegal medical practice, theft, and the production, sale, and dissemination of obscene materials are more numerous and representative. Moreover, these crimes frequently occur in the context of e-commerce-related crimes and are more prominent. Based on the principle of "applying knowledge to practice," the author focuses on researching the difficult issues encountered when applying criminal law to these crimes and proposes relevant legislative recommendations. Additionally, this book examines judicial and legislative issues related to crimes that endanger the security of computer information systems.
This book compares the criminal legislation on e-commerce-related crimes in countries such as the UK, US, Germany, and Japan, aiming to identify successful experiences in foreign legislation for reference in China's legislative process. The large number of new legal issues arising from e-commerce-related crimes in China's criminal adjudication work is the focus of this book. Among them, criminal legal issues involving e-commerce-related crimes such as credit card fraud using information, copyright infringement, trade secret infringement, fraud, illegal medical practice, theft, and the production, sale, and dissemination of obscene materials are more numerous and representative. Moreover, these crimes frequently occur in the context of e-commerce-related crimes and are more prominent. Based on the principle of "applying knowledge to practice," the author focuses on researching the difficult issues encountered when applying criminal law to these crimes and proposes relevant legislative recommendations. Additionally, this book examines judicial and legislative issues related to crimes that endanger the security of computer information systems.