Current practices in electronic surveillance in the investigation of serious and organized crime [Recurso eletrónico ]
Autor institucional: NAÇÕES UNIDAS. Office on Drugs and CrimeIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: Vienna : United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), 2009Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmISBN: 9789211482461Assunto: 245490 | 225700 | 343118Resumo: 1. Introduction. 1.1 The issue. 1.2 “Electronic surveillance”. 1.3 The process. 1.4 Objectives. 1.5 Scope. 1.6 Structure. 1.7 Definitions. 2. Multilateral and international approaches and issues. 2.1 The international framework. 2.2 Cross-border cooperation. 3. Regulation: warrants and authorizations. 3.1 When is a warrant or authorization required?. 3.2 The applicant. 3.3 The authorizing body. 3.4 Notice. 3.5 Contents of warrant application. 3.6 Justification for warrant. 3.7 What a warrant authorizes. 3.8 Use of surveillance data. 3.9 Reporting requirements. 3.10 Implications of non-compliance. 3.11 Emergency or urgent circumstances. 4. Other principles governing electronic evidence gatherin g by law enforcement. 4.1 Reasonable expectancy of privacy. 5. Additional policy considerations. 5.1 Regulation of other users of electronic surveillance: private security. 5.2 Regulating the use of changing technologies. 6. Aditional chalenges. 6.1 Resource constraints. 6.2 Training. 6.3 Technological challenges. 7. Request for coment.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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1. Introduction. 1.1 The issue. 1.2 “Electronic surveillance”. 1.3 The process. 1.4 Objectives. 1.5 Scope. 1.6 Structure. 1.7 Definitions. 2. Multilateral and international approaches and issues. 2.1 The international framework. 2.2 Cross-border cooperation. 3. Regulation: warrants and authorizations. 3.1 When is a warrant or authorization required?. 3.2 The applicant. 3.3 The authorizing body. 3.4 Notice. 3.5 Contents of warrant application. 3.6 Justification for warrant. 3.7 What a warrant authorizes. 3.8 Use of surveillance data. 3.9 Reporting requirements. 3.10 Implications of non-compliance. 3.11 Emergency or urgent circumstances. 4. Other principles governing electronic evidence gatherin g by law enforcement. 4.1 Reasonable expectancy of privacy. 5. Additional policy considerations. 5.1 Regulation of other users of electronic surveillance: private security. 5.2 Regulating the use of changing technologies. 6. Aditional chalenges. 6.1 Resource constraints. 6.2 Training. 6.3 Technological challenges. 7. Request for coment.
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