Concrete protection of virtual information
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Digital protection, Criminal liability, Brazilian Civil Framework of the InternetAbstract
The substitute bill by rapporteur Regis de Oliveira, of the Chamber's Constitution, Justice, and Citizenship Commission (CCJC), presented on October 5, 2010, amended Bill 84/99 and is now awaiting final parliamentary approval, sanction, and publication to become part of our legal system.
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