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    A simplified legal analysis of the Cyber Crimes Law: Section Ten

    by adminl September 3, 2014
    by adminl September 3, 2014

    Article 15: Anyone who uses computer or telecommunication systems or data carriers and storage devices to perpetrate the following activities, will receive the appropriate punishments described below: A) If, in…

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    A simplified legal analysis of the Cyber Crimes Law: Section Nine

    by adminl September 3, 2014
    by adminl September 3, 2014

    Article 13: “Anyone who, without any legal permit and license, uses computer and telecommunication systems  in order to enter, alter, delete or distort computer data, so as to obtain financial…

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    A simplified legal analysis of the Cyber Crimes Law: Section Eight

    by adminl September 3, 2014
    by adminl September 3, 2014

    The Punishment: There are two types of punishments for this crime and these are applicable in three ways: 1. The punishment of this crime could be imprisonment from one year…

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    A simplified legal analysis of the Cyber Crimes Law: Section Seven

    by adminl September 3, 2014
    by adminl September 3, 2014

    The Punishment: There are two types of punishments for this crime and these are applicable in three ways: 1. The punishment of this crime could be imprisonment from one year…

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    A simplified legal analysis of the Cyber Crimes Law: Section Six

    by adminl September 3, 2014
    by adminl September 3, 2014

    Article 5: “If the governmental officials, who are responsible for protecting secret data (as determined by Article 3 of these laws) or the related systems  and have received appropriate training…

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    A simplified legal analysis of the Cyber Crimes Law: Section Five

    by adminl September 3, 2014
    by adminl September 3, 2014

    Article 3: “Anyone who unlawfully commits the following actions in relation to confidential and classified data which are in transition and traffic electronically, or are stored and saved – by…

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    A simplified legal analysis of the Cyber Crimes Law: Section Four

    by adminl September 3, 2014
    by adminl September 3, 2014

    Article 2: “Anyone who illegally eavesdrops on the traffic of non-public content in the computer or telecommunications systems or electromagnetic waves and fibre optics, will be sentenced to between six…

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    A simplified legal analysis of the Cyber Crimes Law: Section Three

    by adminl September 3, 2014
    by adminl September 3, 2014

      Article 1: “Anyone who gains illegal access to data, computers and telecommunication systems, which are protected by security measures, can be punished by imprisonment terms ranging between 91 days…

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    A simplified legal analysis of the Cyber Crimes Law- Second Section

    by adminl September 3, 2014
    by adminl September 3, 2014

    The Cyber Crimes Law does not provide a clear definition of these criminal acts, and the legislators have merely given a few examples and instances of computer-related criminal activities, and…

  • ArticlesFree Tribune of LawyersHuman Rights Education

    A simplified legal analysis of the Cyber Crimes Law- First Section

    by adminl September 3, 2014
    by adminl September 3, 2014

      With the approval of the Cyber Crimes Law on 5 Khordad 1388 [26 May 2009], another chapter was added to the 29 chapters of the Islamic Penal Law. Given…

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