Table of Contents Computer and Internet Criminal Law

Table of contents

I.

Introduction - Criminological basics

II.

Application of German criminal law

1.

Fundamentals of German international criminal law

2.

Special features of media criminal law

a.

Determining the place of the offence

b.

Restrictive interpretation of Section 9 (1) StGB

c.

Restrictive applicability of Section 9 StGB

d.

Reference to the connecting factors of Section 7 StGB

e.

Independent interpretation of the characteristic "success belonging to the offence" of § 9 para. 1, 3rd alt. StGB

III.

Provisions of the Criminal Code

1.

Jeopardising the democratic rule of law and public order

a.

Definition of writings in Section 11 (3) StGB

b.

Dissemination of propaganda of unconstitutional organisations

c.

Symbols of unconstitutional organisations (Section 86a StGB)

d.

Public incitement to commit criminal offences (Section 111 StGB)

e.

Incitement of the people (Section 130 StGB)

f.

Instruction to commit criminal offences (Section 130a StGB)

g.

Depiction of violence (Section 131 StGB)

2.

Distribution of pornographic material (Section 184 StGB)

a.

Objective offence

b.

Subjective offence

c.

Competing offences

3.

Spying on data (§ 202a StGB)

a.

Objective offence

b.

Subjective offence

c.

Criminal complaint

4.

Protection of professional secrets (Sections 203, 204 StGB)

a.

Object and offence (Section 203 StGB)

b.

Object and offence (Section 203 (2) StGB)

c.

Object and offence (Section 204 StGB)

d.

Consent

e.

Criminal complaint

5.

Data modification and computer sabotage

a.

Data alteration (Section 303a StGB)

b.

Computer sabotage § 303b StGB

6.

Computer fraud (Section 263a StGB)

a.

Objective offence

b.

Subjective offence

c.

Unlawfulness, concurrence, criminal complaint

IV.

Ancillary criminal law provisions

1.

Copyright criminal law (§§ 106 ff. UrhG)

a.

Legal interest

b.

Punishable behaviour

c.

The characteristic "consent" of § 106 UrhG

d.

Copyright protection of databases

2.

Criminal law on competition (Sections 17, 18 UWG)

a.

Object of the offence

b.

Betrayal of secrets

c.

Industrial espionage or unauthorised spying on secrets

d.

Exploitation of secrets

e.

Piracy

3.

Criminal data protection law

a.

Administrative offences under the BDSG (Section 43 BDSG)

b.

Criminal offences (§ 44 BDSG)

4.

Criminal law for the protection of minors (Sections 27, 28 Youth Protection Act)

a.

Criminal provisions of the Youth Protection Act (Section 27 Youth Protection Act)

b.

Administrative offences under the Youth Protection Act

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