This single volume work contains chapters on a wide range of internet law related topics ranging from electronic contracts and privacy to intellectual property issues to computer crime and taxation. It could be useful both as a source of ideas for substantial paper topics and for beginning research once a topic is chosen. Each chapter contains detailed textual explanations and numerous footnote reference to cases, statutes and related materials. It could be used both to help select a topic for a substantial paper and for more detailed research once a topic is chosen. It contains limited references to cases and statutes but could be helpful for anyone writing about the philosophy behind cyber law.
Footnotes provide references to relevant cases, statutes and related material.
It would be a good source to consult for those concentrating on the communications aspect of cyber law. Content updated 18 January 2001 by Shaun Esposito . This site must be viewed with Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher, or Netscape Navigator 4.0 or higher.