Research Article | Volume 3 Issue 12 (2025) | Published in 2025-12-02
The Scene of Electronic Fraud Crimes: A Comparative Study of Jordanian and Spanish Legislation
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Abstract
ABSTRACT
This is comparative have a look at among the Jordanian and Spanish Legislation of the Location of Electronic Fraud Crimes. This studies sought to have a look at the strengths and weaknesses of present day Jordanian regulation and Spanish regulation. The look at observed disparities in some elements between them, that are predicted, as they belong to one of a kind felony cultures and felony systems. The examine endorse that :to Prompt collaboration and coordination among numerous organizations and jurisdictions with various priorities, Advocating for the allocation of country wide and global resources for legislation and the enforcement of cyber fraud ,Improving legislation with the aid of integrating improvements that enhance the effectiveness and performance of codes so that you can sell transparency and responsibility ,Providing everyday education for staff to understand the complexities of fraud, which includes in IT, language, and electronic funding, Directing regulatory bodies to proactively pick out and mitigate the impact of digital fraud assaults and Encouraging public-non-public partnerships to elevate focus approximately the dangers of digital fraud and shield investments and assets.
Key words : Electronic Fraud Crimes, Jordanian legislation, Spanish Legislation. -
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Article history_en
Received : Oct 12, 2025
Revised : Oct 13, 2025
Accepted : Nov 14, 2025
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Authors Affiliations_en
MAJED FALAH ALSARHAN, NADER QASIM MOHAMMAD ALSARHAN
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Acknowledgment None Author Contribution All authors contributed equally to the main contributor to this paper. All authors read and approved the final paper. Conflicts of Interest “The authors declare no conflict of interest.” Funding “This research received no external funding”
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