Criminal Justice and Restorative Transitional Justice for Post-Conflicts Sudan

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At the beginning of the twenty-first century, and in light of the tremendous development that pervaded information and communication technology, criminality entered a new phase characterized by exploiting information and communication technology in committing and concealing crimes. This resulted in new patterns of serious crimes known as cybercrime, which required a similar treatment based on Information Technology, Electronic communications, Digital Investigation, Digital Evidence and Artificial Evidence, which has introduced new terms into the lexicon of Forensics and police sciences.