Criminal law and technology --- This is an interesting point of view, but I also want to bring the other side of this technology development debate: the law can't change quickly, especially criminal law. Therefore it should stay technology neutral to cover future threats. For example, cyebrfraud would be fraud no matter what kind of technology is used for it. The same with attacks, or illegal access. So we need to take technology into account when we want to address the problem in terms of current situation, but we need to stay technology neutral when we are drafting the laws.

Source author: Tatiana Tropina tatiana.tropina@gmail.com