CYBER CRIMES: THE INEFFECTIVENESS OF THE CAROLINA DIECKMANN LAW IN THE PRACTICE OF VIRTUAL CRIMES

Abstract

This article aims to address the ineffectiveness of the Carolina Dieckmann Law in combating cybercrimes. The aim is to understand the challenges faced in law enforcement and propose measures to improve the fight against virtual crimes. In this context, the problem to be faced is: With the advancement of technology, is legislation being effective in identifying and repressing virtual crimes? To this end, the general objective of this study is to analyze the effectiveness of the law in combating cyber crimes, in addition, the following are specific objectives: Investigate the existing gap in legislation, analyze the reality of virtual threats and understand the challenges in collecting evidence to prosecute criminals. offenders. This study consists of bibliographical and documentary research of a descriptive and explanatory nature, using a qualitative approach in its methodology, based on an extensive analysis of academic literature, legal system, websites, scientific articles, books, reports from international organizations and legal documents related to the theme. Overall, this research points to the pressing need to update and improve existing legislation, as well as to implement multidisciplinary and collaborative approaches to combating cybercrime. The Carolina Dieckmann Law alone is not enough to face constantly evolving cyber threats. It is essential to strengthen cooperation between law enforcement agencies, promote cyber education, raise public awareness about digital risks and invest in security technologies