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• eJournal-Artikel aus "WiJ - Journal der Wirtschaftsstrafrechtlichen Vereinigung e.V." Ausgabe 2/2015

  Länderbericht Österreich

  Rechtsanwältin Mag. Katrin Ehrbar, Rechtsanwalt Dr. Lukas Kollmann, Rechtsanwältin Dr. Heidemarie Paulitsch, Rechtsanwalt Mag. Philipp Wolm
• eJournal-Artikel aus "PinG Privacy in Germany" Ausgabe 6/2015

  Der automatische Informationsaustausch als eine neue Art der Vorratsdatenspeicherung

  Dr. Philipp Mittelberger
• eJournal-Artikel aus "WiJ - Journal der Wirtschaftsstrafrechtlichen Vereinigung e.V." Ausgabe 2/2015

  WisteV-Standards

  Redaktionell zusammengestellt von LOStA Folker Bittmann
• eJournal-Artikel aus "WiJ - Journal der Wirtschaftsstrafrechtlichen Vereinigung e.V." Ausgabe 3/2015

  Rigopoulou, Maria, Grenzen des Paternalismus im Strafrecht

  LOStA Folker Bittmann
• eJournal-Artikel aus "WiJ - Journal der Wirtschaftsstrafrechtlichen Vereinigung e.V." Ausgabe 2/2015

  Dirk Sauer/Sebastian Münkel: Absprachen im Strafprozeß

  LOStA Folker Bittmann
• eJournal-Artikel aus "PinG Privacy in Germany" Ausgabe 5/2015

  Privacy by Design: 4 Key Points

  Daniel J. Solove

  …others contributed to the development of Privacy by Design. It is a powerful and important notion, one that today has become commonplace in the field of… …emphasize the importance of understanding Privacy by Design as well as respecting how challenging it can be. These are statements about what is now referred… …is not explicitly stated – probably because very little thought was given to it. But there is at least an implicit conception of privacy at play in… …baked in is missing some ­dimensions. The “privacy” the designers have in mind might be so focused on one particular dimension of privacy that it might… …overlook many other dimensions. Or designers think they can just toss in a few Fair Information Practice Principles and call it a privacy cake. 4. Privacy by… …Design is difficult. Privacy by Design is not easy. It is more than just throwing an ingredient or two into the cake. It involves a thorough consideration… …of what privacy is and how it is implicated in design choices. Privacy by Design is hard because privacy is complicated. Instead of a single binary… …choice, privacy involves an array of different things that must be considered. So doing Privacy by Design well is a challenge ... basically, it takes a Zen…

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• eJournal-Artikel aus "PinG Privacy in Germany" Ausgabe 4/2015

  “My Phone is my Castle” – Legal Implications for the Search and Seizure of Cell Phones by Law Enforcement Officials in the U. S. A. and Germany

  Henning Hofmann, Alexander Seidl, Ferdinand Wessels

  …a decision poised on a knife’s edge. To provide a comprehensible structure for the following remarks, it is vital to note that both legal systems… …the outlined paramount challenges, it is not without overstating that Riley 10 is truly a landmark case in development of civil rights and defining the… …different ruling, the Court argued that “in the absence of a warrant, a search is reasonable only if it falls within a specific exception of the warrant… …house had been justified on the grounds that it had been incident to a valid arrest. 22 In turn, the Supreme Court ruled that the magnitude of the search… …was not constitutionally justified. “It is reasonable for the arresting officer to search the person arrested in order to remove any weapons that the… …latter might seek to use in order to resist arrest or effect his escape”. 23 Furthermore, the Court argued that “it is entirely reasonable for the… …search can only be conducted if it is necessary to ensure the arresting police officer’s safety or to prevent the concealment or destruction of evidence… …driving with a revoked license. Whilst conducting a patdown search, the police officer felt an unidentifiable object in Robison’s coat pocket. It turned out… …to be a crumpled cigarette package containing 14 capsules of heroin. It was not evident for the police officer that his search would unveil the drugs… …or that items inside the car could pose a threat to the police officers. d) Implications of Legal Precedent Looking at these findings, it becomes…

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• eJournal-Artikel aus "Zeitschrift für Corporate Governance" Ausgabe 2/2015

  ZCG-Nachrichten

  …Schlüsselrolle spielen wird. Drei Viertel halten außerdem ein Zusammenrücken der IT mit anderen Abteilungen für notwendig. Doch die wenigsten Unternehmen haben auf…
• eJournal-Artikel aus "Zeitschrift Interne Revision" Ausgabe 1/2015

  Inhaltsverzeichnis / Impressum

  …Inhalt · ZIR 1/15 · 1 Standards Regeln Berufsstand Standards für die IT Revision 3 Peter Duscha Auch wenn Standards für die Interne Revision im… …Allgemeinen nicht rechtlich bin­dend sind, ist es meist doch ratsam, sie zu berücksichtigen. In gemeinsamen Prüfungen von Business Revisoren und IT Revisoren… …. Martin Fröhlich / Tino Behrends Moderne Informationstechnologie wird zunehmend wichtiger, sie gilt als Wettbewerbsvorteil oder kritischer Erfolgsfaktor… …Unternehmenswelt stellen. Hierzu zählt nicht nur die Prüfung von IT- Systemen, sondern auch die Nutzung von Informationstechnologie zur Verbesserung 2 · ZIR 1/15 ·…

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• eJournal-Artikel aus "PinG Privacy in Germany" Ausgabe 6/2015

  Data Processing for Research Purposes

  Current Basics and Future Needs from a Legal Point of View
  

  Eva Miriam Alexandra Beyvers, Hauke Gärtner, Dr. Dennis-Kenji Kipker

  …highly valuable, as it can be used in the context of scientific research. On the other hand, with a vast number of personal, partially sensitive data… …interesting for researchers because it allows analyses and predictions concerning the behaviour of a single person up to a large quantity of people. The… …necessity. However, since DPD and GDPR are similar in many ways, for wide sections it will not be necessary to analyse both laws separately. Instead, it shall… …that is inherent in DPD and GDPR is of capital importance. It implies that the processing of personal data is generally prohibited, and is only allowed… …procedures to an extent that guarantees the data subject is informed about all relevant details. 16 Nonetheless, in the context of research it is still… …uncertain if consent has to refer to a specific research project, 17 if it is sufficient to link the data subject’s consent to one or more specific research… …the question or the existence of a technological possibility to answer it was not foreseeable at the time when consent was given. 22 Aside from those… …it is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or in the ­exercise of official authority vested in the controller… …: It has been argued that scientific research should generally be qualified as a “public interest” because it represents the exercise of the fundamental… …by mentioning it explicitly in other provisions (e. g. ­Article 11 para. 2 DPD, Article 83 GDPR), but fail to do so in their provisions concerning…

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