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Crime on Internet. A Challenge to Criminal Law in Europe

This article explores the pragmatic approach taken by the European Union and some Member States (France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany and the United Kingdom) regarding Internet content regulation and some of the regulatory developments in the United States. Despite the apparent chaotic nature of the information now available on the Internet, there is no need for accelerating regulatory developments. Political and academic pressure to enact special measures overlooks the fact that principles of criminal law in general apply to all media, that the threat from offensive Internet material is minimal and that technology now exists to protect children and sensitive individuals from material with a very questionable content.