Binary Crimes in Mexico

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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6998620

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Crimes, Mexico, Computer

Abstract

Various proposals have existed, to reform the punitive regulations of both the states and the federal one, in order to establish a chapter that can provide legal coverage and protection to legally protected assets that could be violated through new technologies and which have gone away. strengthening based on postulates such as those carried out by the following authors: Carlos Sarzana, in his work Criminalitá e Tecnología, computer crimes include "Any criminogenic behavior in which the computer has been involved as material or as an object of the criminogenic action, or as a mere symbol"

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Author Biography

Carlos Antonio Vázquez Azuara, Universidad Veracruzana

Licenciado en Derecho, Licenciado en Ciencias de la Comunicación, Doctor en Derecho Público con mención honorifica, miembro del Sistema Nacional de Investigadores del CONACYT, Docente doblemente Certificado en Juicios Orales, por la SETEC-SEGOB, Diplomado en Sistema Penal Acusatorio desde la perspectiva de la reforma constitucional, por parte del Instituto de la Judicatura Federal del Poder Judicial de la Federación, Diplomado en Sistema Penal Acusatorio y Adversarial y Diplomado en Medios Alternativos para la Solución de Conflictos y Justicia Restaurativa, ambos por la Universidad de Xalapa y validados por la SETEC, Diplomado en Educación y Tecnologías de la Información, por la Universidad de Xalapa.

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Vázquez Azuara. C. A. (2016). Los delitos binarios en México. Revista Universita Ciencia, Vol 5. Pág. 120-131

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2016-11-04

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Vázquez Azuara, C. A. (2016). Binary Crimes in Mexico. Universita Ciencia, 5, 120–131. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6998620

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2016: Special Number: 1st. International Cybersecurity Conference from the Legal, Business and Technological Field

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