The cybercrime and its efects in the theory of typicity: from a physical reality to a virtual reality
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Cybercrime, virtual nexus, typicity, Computer crime in the broad sense
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Cybercrimes are crimes with particular characteristics in regards to the action, the subject, the result and the imputation. Characteristics that show that the theory of crime must be complemented and revised again in some of its aspects, and in that way be able to explain and apply these digital phenomenologies that usually happen in virtual and delocalized realities, in which we can see a less direct intervention of human beings. This text wants to add some concerns about the theory of traditional typicity in face of these new paradigms of criminality
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