The Cambridge Handbook of Digital Evidence in Criminal Investigations

Front Cover
Half Ttile
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Tables
Contributors
Foreword
Introduction : Gathering Electronic Evidence and Cooperation with Service Providers in the Digital Era – A Jigsaw Puzzle of Technological and Legal Challenges
Part I - Collecting Digital Evidence: Transversal Challenges and Solutions
1 - Impact of Digital Evidence Gathering on the Criminal Justice System: A Broader Perspective
2 - Unresolved Jurisdictional Issues in Law Enforcement Access to Data
3 - Effective Data Protection and Direct Cooperation on Digital Evidence
4 - On Encryption Technologies and Potential Solutions for Lawful Access
5 - Admissibility of Digital Evidence
6 - Exchange of Data between National Security Agencies and Law Enforcement: Challenges for Criminal Procedure
7 - From Mutual Trust to the Gordian Knot of Notifications: The EU e-Evidence Regulation and Directive
8 - Moving in the Right Direction for Transborder Access to Digital Evidence in Criminal Matters?: The Council of Europe and the Second Additional Protocol Introducing Direct Cooperation Mechanisms
Part II - Digital Evidence and the Cooperation of Service Providers in EU Criminal Investigations
9 - Digital Evidence in Criminal Matters: Belgian Pride and Prejudice
10 - Digital Evidence in Estonia
11 - Digital Evidence and the Cooperation of Service Providers in Germany
12 - Accessing Digital Evidence in Criminal Matters: An Inadequate Irish Legal Framework
13 - Digital Evidence and the Cooperation of Service Providers in Luxembourg
14 - Gathering of Digital Evidence and Cooperation of Service Providers in Poland
15 - Access to Retained Data and Cooperation of Service Providers in Criminal Investigations in Spain
16 - A Comparative Analysis of National Law and Practices: Unravelling Differences in View of EU-Wide Solutions
Part III - Collecting Digital Evidence and the Role of Service Providers: A Global Perspective
17 - Digital Evidence and Cooperation of Service Providers in China
18 - Cooperation of Service Providers in Criminal Investigations in the Russian Federation
19 - Digital Evidence Collection in Turkey
20 - Obtaining Digital Evidence under UK Law
21 - Digital Evidence Gathering by US Authorities and Cross-Border Cooperation with US-Based Service Providers
Conclusion: Collecting Digital Evidence – From Present Challenges to Future Solutions