Cybercrime

The information revolves fundamentally around the offences that characterise this area. Within each one, its presence is considered in two significant procedural acts, such as the qualifications formulated by the Public Prosecutor's Office and the convictions handed down. Likewise, information is provided on their presence in the investigative proceedings of the Public Prosecutor's Office.
It also presents summarised information on the investigative proceedings involving these offences, the sentences handed down for them and the persons involved in these proceedings.

1.Thematic:
Litigation.

2.Indicators:
-Offences: offences committed by minors registered in theSICC.
-Sentences: sentences on offences committed by minorsregistered in SICC.
-Proceedings and files: proceedings and files on offencescommitted by minors recorded in SICC.

3.Geographical scope:
The information covers the whole of the national territory.Data is published at national level, by Autonomous Communities and provinces.

4.Application bodies:
Public Prosecutor's Office.

5.Time coverage:
Information on an annual basis, with data available since 2018.

6.Updating of data:
Data is updated on an annual basis.

7.Standardisation processes:
The geographical data is standardised in accordance with theCTEAJE Technical Regulations (reference standard for IT tools in the field ofthe Administration of Justice).

8.Adjustment:
No seasonal adjustment, decomposition of time series orsimilar methods are carried out.

9.Source:
The data are obtained from the SICC.