01725nam a2200181   4500001000700000100004100007101000800048200017200056210003800228215002000266300004900286330109200335606002401427606002401451606002801475700002101503701001901524393343  a20150619d2014       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aCyberspace, the cloud, and cross-border criminal investigationbRecurso eletrónicoethe limits and possibilities of international lawfBert-Jaap Koops, Morag Goodwin  aTilburgcTilburg Universityd2014  a1 CD-ROMd12 cm  aFicheiro de 1,14 MB em formato PDF (101 p.).  a1. Introduction. 1.1. Background. 1.2. Research aim and questions. 1.3. Limitations. 1.4. Methods. 1.5. Outline of the report. 1.6. Acknowledgements. 2. Background. 2.1. Cyber-investigation: a primer for international law experts. 2.2. International law: a primer for cyber-investigation experts. 2.3. Cloud computing. 2.4. Classic approach to cross-border criminal investigation. 2.5. Summary. 3. Conceptual Framework. 3.1. Introduction: the importance of frames, metaphors, and a common conceptual ground. 3.2. Conceptualising space, place, and cyberspace. 3.3. Framing the international law perspective. 3.4. Framing the law-enforcement perspective. 3.5. Conceptualising transborder access to data. 3.6. Conclusion. 4. Analysis. 4.1. Current framework, practices, and discussions on cross-border access to data. 4.2. Possibilities under international law–the strict interpretation. 4.3. Possibilities under international law—broadening the perspective. 4.4. Conclusion. 5. Ways forward. 5.1. Actions at the international level. 5.2. Actions at the national level. 5.3. Conclusion.  aCRIME INFORMÁTICO  aCRIME TRANSNACIONAL  aCOMPUTAÇÃO EM NUVEM  aKOOPSbBert-Jaap  aGOODWINbMorag