V. Digital Solutions for Criminal Sanctions and their Enforcement - Derlemeler

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Ádám Ibrahim: To Confiscate the Non-Confiscatable - 1. Introduction

s. 103

2. The distributed ledger technology

s. 103

3. Virtual currencies

s. 104

4. The purpose for profit

s. 106

5. Storing virtual currencies

s. 108

6. The possibilities and difficulties of confiscation

s. 109

7. Alternative solutions

s. 110

8. Conclusion

s. 112

Jasmine Hussein: Electronic Monitoring of Offenders – with Special Regards to Hungary

s. 113

1. Introduction

s. 113

2. Short Remark on the Historical Development of Electronic Monitoring

s. 114

3. The Electronic Monitoring and the Council of Europe

s. 115

4. Experiencing Electronic Monitoring in Europe

s. 116

5. Electronic Monitoring in Hungary

s. 120

5.1. Criminal Supervision

s. 121

5.2. Reintegrative Custody

s. 124

6. Conclusion

s. 127

Jasmine Hussein: Rendering Electronic Data Permanently and Temporarily Inaccessible – The Hungarian Regulations in the Criminal Law Context

s. 127

1. Introduction

s. 127

2. Reasons of introduction – Regulations on the European Union level

s. 128

3. The Hungarian Regulations

s. 131

4. EU strategy for a more effective fight against child sexual abuse

s. 134

5. Conclusion

s. 136

Zsuzsanna Juhász: The Application of Video Conferencing in Hungarian Prisons

s. 137

1. Introduction

s. 137

3. Video Conferences

s. 138

3. Evaluation of Hungarian and International Experiences of Video Conferencing

s. 141

4. Conclusions

s. 143