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Personal Data Protection in Macedonian Criminal Legislation vs. Its Protection in EU
Personal Data Protection in Macedonian Criminal Legislation vs. Its Protection in EU

Author(s): Gordana Buzarovska Lazetik, Olga Koshevaliska, Lazar Nanev
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, International Law
Published by: C.H. Beck Publishing House - Romania
Keywords: personal data; criminal legislation; special investigative measures; EU; Macedonia; criminal procedure; supervisory bodies;

Summary/Abstract: Data protection is emerging as a key EU policy area, and the EU has been the key “spiritus movens” for implementing the right of protection of personal data in the criminal legislation of many States, including Macedonia. The undeniable fact that our lives are now becoming a continuous exchange of information, and that we live in a continuous stream of data, means that data protection regime is gaining importance and moving to the center of the political and institutional system. The protection of personal data in cases when data are being processed for the purposes of preventing, investigating, detecting or prosecuting a criminal offence or executing a criminal penalty is of extreme importance. The use and processing of personal data for the purposes of criminal proceedings must be lawful, specified, explicit and exceptional but also supervised by a competitive authority, as well. The supervision body should have real and effective powers for intervention in case of abuse. Most frequent abuses and manipulations of this right are done by the investigative authorities when using special investigative measures.

  • Issue Year: 2013
  • Issue No: 2
  • Page Range: 135-149
  • Page Count: 15
  • Language: English
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