flor
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Tuesday,
Hours 2:15 PM
- 4:15 PM,
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Flor Cv en
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Flor Cv it
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(Ita) Roberto Flor si occupa di diritto penale nel cui ambito, in particolare, è specializzato in Cybercriminality (Cybercrime Law & Cybersecurity Law), Artificial Intelligence and Criminal Law, indagini ad alto contenuto tecnologico e tutela dei diritti fondamentali, tutela penale della proprietà intellettuale, responsabilità da reato degli enti, diritto penale europeo e diritto penale comparato. E’ stato borsista Cooperint e "Max-Planck-Gesellschaft", trascorrendo diversi periodi di ricerca presso prestigiosi istituti universitari in Europa e negli Stati Uniti, ed ha vinto il premio “Ettore Gallo” con la monografia “Tutela penale e autotutela tecnologica dei diritti d’autore nell’epoca di Internet”, edita da Cedam-Wolters Kluwer nel 2010. Ha ricoperto ruoli di esperto italiano in materia di Cybercrime Law presso istituzioni europee ed internazionali ed è responsabile e membro di numerosi progetti di ricerca nazionali ed internazionali. Dal 2017 è Responsabile Scientifico di Protocolli di intesa fra il Dipartimento di Scienze Giuridiche di Verona e alcune Procure della Repubblica in materia di computer e digital forensics, nonchè Coordinatore Scientifico dell'Osservatorio Cybercrime. Dal 2020 è Presidente della Sezione Regione Veneto della Società Italiana di Intelligence. Dal 2021 è Coordinatore Scientifico, per la sede di Verona, del Centro di Scienze della Sicurezza e delle Criminalità (centro inter-universitario, Università di Trento e Università di Verona).
(Eng) Roberto Flor is specialised in Criminal Law and, in particular, in Cybercriminality (Cybercrime Law & Cybersecurity Law), Artificial Intelligence and Criminal Law, Technological Investigation and Protection of Fundamentals Rights, Criminal Protection of IP rights, Corporate Criminal Law, European Criminal Law and Comparative Criminal Law. He was “Cooperint” and “Max-Planck-Gesellschaft” visiting researcher by prestigious Universities in Europe and U.S.A. He won the “Ettore Gallo” Award with the book on “Criminal Copyright Protection and Technological Protection Measures in the Era of Internet” (Cedam-Wolters Kluwer, 2010). He is Italian Expert on Cybercrime Law by European and International Institutions and Scientific Responsible or Member in several national and international research projects. Since 2017 he is Scientific Responsible of “Protocols on Computer and Digital Forensics” signed between the Legal Science Department of Verona and some Italian Public Prosecutor's Offices, and Scientific Coordinator of the Cybercrime Observatory. Since 2020 he is President of the Regional Section of Veneto of the Italian Society for Intelligence. Since 2021 he is Scientific Coordinator (UniVr Dept.) of the Center for Security and Crime Science (Inter-University Center, University of Trento and University of Verona).
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MyUnivr| Topic | Description | Research area |
|---|---|---|
| Psychological conditioning and Criminal Law | Study of the causal relationship of the psychic conditioning from the substantive criminal law point of view and of the dogmatic questions on the inclusion of the so called psychic causation in the category of the causation in criminal law. | Criminal Law |
| Cyber-criminality | Through an interdisciplinary approach and an innovative method based on legal regulation of computer science, study of national, European and supra-national regulatory models of the criminal phenomena related to “Cyber-criminality”, which should adapt to the technological changing environment and, at the same time, should consider the multilevel structure of the legal sources through an integrated approach, taking into account the case law of the higher courts | Criminal Law |
| E-Health and criminal liability | Study of the complex provisions governig resourches, solutions and technologies for Health Safety and Health Institutions, in particular with regard to criminal libality related to incorrect and non-safe use of the technologies by doctors, health managers and health institutions, or related to Virtual Healthcare Teams, electronic patient record and telemedicine | Criminal Law |
| Jurisdiction and competence in the new technological environment | Study of the possible regulatory models of competence and jurisdiction in criminal matters in the technological changed context, taking into account the effects of the epochal changes due to the development of the Internet, in general, and of the cyberspaces. | Criminal Law |
| Cyber-warfare, virtual war and cyber-terrorism | Through an interdisciplinary approach and an innovative method based on legal regulation of computer science, study of national, European and supra-national regulatory models of the criminal phenomena “Cyber-warfare, virtual war and cyber-terrorism”, which should adapt to the technological changing environment and, at the same time, should consider the multilevel structure of the legal sources through an integrated approach, taking into account the case law of the higher courts | Criminal Law |
| High level technological investigation and protection of fundamental rights | Study of the legal framework and best practices, also in the de iure condendo perspective, of computer and network forensics (at national, european and international level) for the colletcion of the evidence through technological investigation in criminal matters, also through the use of invasive devices or softwares infringing foundamental rights. Study, from the sustantive criminal law view, of the topic “Criminal Justice, Data protection and Cybersecurity”, taking into account the special laws on intelligence activities. | Criminal Law |
| Criminal protection and technological self-defense (technological protection measures) of the Intellectual property | Study of the legal systems of the criminal protection and the technological self-defense (technological protection measures) of the Intellectual Property, in Italian, comparative, European and International perspective, which includes the study of the (also criminal law) regulatory models of the technological “self-defense” and the relations with the modern criminal law principles. | Criminal Law |
