This book explores the recent developments in the application of digital technologies in criminal investigations and crime prevention. It offers a comprehensive study through various disciplines, examining the challenges and opportunities presented by technology in the field of criminal justice. The focus is on striking a balance between enhancing security efficiency and protecting the fundamental rights of individuals and communities. The book discusses the role of advanced digital tools such as drones, big data analysis, GPS systems, and surveillance software. It explores how these technologies can be utilized to detect crimes and prevent their occurrence. Additionally, the book addresses the legal and ethical challenges associated with privacy invasion and digital rights violations, particularly in light of the continuous expansion of mass surveillance techniques and facial recognition technologies.
It presents innovative ideas and academic approaches that contribute to achieving a suitable balance between strengthening security measures and safeguarding personal freedoms. The book also offers legal and rights-based solutions to develop and adapt criminal procedures to align with rapid digital transformations. As a result, it serves as a valuable reference for researchers, specialists, and decision-makers interested in studying the impact of the digital revolution on the criminal justice system and its prospects.
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