However, the researchers observed that one of the
challenges of the law is integrating and adapting to the
additional layer of interaction provided by cyberspace.
As derived from the data presented in the paper, there
are several complaints on cyber-related offenses
however, there is no assurance that all complaints were
resolved. Moreover, only few cases were decided by the
courts.
The researchers recommend that further trainings for
the stakeholders involved in the Cybercrime Law such as
the PNP-ACG, NBI-Cybercrime, the respective local
government units and the courts. As one of the
objectives of the Department of Justice – Office of
Cybercrime, a National Computer Forensics Training
Program (NCFTP) will be launched to train and
capacitate our law enforcers in computer forensics
jointly. The main purpose is to have a consolidated
training for all law enforcement agencies in computer
forensics and provide them with a structured
procedures and guidelines consistent with international
best practices.
TOPICS DISCUSSED IN OUR PAPER:
History of Republic Act No. 10175
Core Cybercrimes
Penalties
Case Briefs
Case Synthesis
Conclusion
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Aguda, Henry Rhoel R. and Tiojanco Bryan Dennis G. Tiojanco, A Primer The
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(https://www.doj.gov.ph/files/cybercrime_office/2014-
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Cybercrime Definition