The legal system for the presumed basis of crimes of infringement of electronic intellectual property: Comparative analytical study

Abstract

Scientific works are no longer a right determined for the personal interests of the author alone. Rather, they are of interest to society as a whole, and in light of the electronic revolution that has made scientific innovation easier to do, more widespread, and broader in impact, especially since authorship, production, and mental innovation are characterized by the fact that they do not bear fruit except through dissemination and dissemination. Its spread and expansion produced more effects, which required providing a greater degree of protection for this mental product. Thus, violating this intellectual property became an aggression against a part of the human personality and harming public resources or common sources of culture. It is considered a crime according to some laws, consisting of elements that represent its truth and require a special element. Presumably for this crime, which pollutes the intellectual and spiritual heritage of the national society in particular and human society in general, given that intellectual works, from the moment they are published, become the property of all in terms of benefit and benefit, with full acknowledgment of their product and the mental source of the person of their author, and on this basis, it is permissible to infringe upon the intellectual impact