JILT 1997, Issue 2
Contents
Refereed Articles
- The AustLII Papers - New Directions in Law via the Internet
Professor Graham Greenleaf et al. - The Communication of Legislative Information in Ireland
Dr Philip Leith - Cryptography and Liberty: 'Can the Trusted Third Parties be Trusted? A Critique of the Recent UK Proposals'
Yaman Akdeniz et al. - Pure Electronic Delivery of Law Modules - Dream or Reality?
Stephen Migdal and Martin Cartwright - The Similarities of Text Documents
Kees van Noortwijk and Richard V. De Mulder - User Needs in Electronic Law Reporting: A Research Study
Dr Abdul Paliwala et al.
Commentaries
- The Australian Copyright Amendment Bill: A Report
Peter Brudenall - Developing Legal Research Methodology to Meet the Challenge of New Technologies
Dr Christine Cnossen and Veronica M. Smith - Free Access to Electronic Law
Robin Williamson - The Investment Conundrum
Bill Onwusah - IT in the City of London
Sir Brian Jenkins and Richard Susskind
IT Reviews
- Comparing the Electronic Sources used at Pinsent Curtis
Hilary Boucher - Criminal Law CD-ROMs
Peter Alldridge - JURIST Web Site
Christopher Brien - Scots Law Times CD-ROM
A Special Feature - Scots Law Courseware Consortium CD-ROM: Learner's Review
Ben Watt
Work in Progress
Case Commentaries
- Is the Dam About to Burst? An Analysis of Domain Name Disputes in the UK
Charlotte Waelde - Software Patents After Fujitsu - New Directions or (another) Missed Opportunity?
Professor Ian Lloyd
Book Reviews
- David Bainbridge (1996)
Introduction to Computer Law (3rd ed.)
reviewed by Tom Guthrie - Josh Blackman (1996)
How to use the Internet for Legal Research
reviewed by Peter Clinch - James Boyle (1996)
Shamans, Software and Spleens: Law and the Construction of the Information Superhighway
reviewed by Dr Philip Leith - Clive Gringras (1997)
Nabarro Nathanson: The Laws of the Internet
reviewed by Megan MacGregor - Charles H. Kennedy and M. Veronica Pastor (1997)
An Introduction to International Telecommunications Law
reviewed by Lesley Hitchens - Thomas Smeddinghoff (1996)
Online Law
reviewed by Mark Gould
Conferences
- 12th BILETA Conference - The Future of Legal Education and Practice
Richard Jones - JURIX '96 - Foundations of Legal Knowledge Based Systems
John Zeleznikow - Internet Domain Names - New Proposals
Shanthini Satyendra - Computers, the Internet and Electronic Publishing - the Impact on Scots Law
Nicola Clare - Scrambling for Safety - Privacy, Security and Commercial Implications of the DTI's Proposed Encryption Policy
Mark McLaughlin - Society for Computers and Law (SCL)
Elaine Kirkland - The Socio-Legal Studies Association (SLSA)
Peter Alldridge