Bibliographic citations
Bernal, J., Menacho, B. (2021). Las fiscalías y los juzgados especializados en ciberdelincuencia y su implementación en el sistema de justicia del Perú, 2020 [Tesis, Universidad Privada del Norte]. https://hdl.handle.net/11537/26940
Bernal, J., Menacho, B. Las fiscalías y los juzgados especializados en ciberdelincuencia y su implementación en el sistema de justicia del Perú, 2020 [Tesis]. PE: Universidad Privada del Norte; 2021. https://hdl.handle.net/11537/26940
@misc{renati/519432,
title = "Las fiscalías y los juzgados especializados en ciberdelincuencia y su implementación en el sistema de justicia del Perú, 2020",
author = "Menacho Ortega, Bertho Arturo",
publisher = "Universidad Privada del Norte",
year = "2021"
}
This current study was aimed to evaluate whether the Justice Administration System in Peru is qualified to process the commission of cybercrimes from the prosecutor, judicial and police role. The research was conducted with a mixed approach that included a non-experimental design, exploratory scope, and sociological methods. The main findings from the research were the excessive prosecutor cases that had to be filed, minimal convictions issued, as well as social mistrust in the administration of justice. There were also logistical deficiencies in technology, infrastructure, and specialized technical human resources. Limitations were divided into two aspects, the first aspect is linked to the authors where the theoretical limitation, the viability of the sources, the economic resources and the temporal limitation stood out. The second is related to the research, which includes, the context of population, human resources and geographic location. Also, the implications or implications were divided into practical, theoretical and methodological, exposing the importance of the research. Finally, it was concluded that our administration of justice, made up of the Public Ministry, the Judiciary and the National Police of Peru, is not appropriate to prosecute the commission of computer crimes and traditional crimes committed by technological means.
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