| The John Marshall Journal of Computer & Information Law 1996 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| 1996 computer and telecommunications law update new developments: Asia Pacific. | Library and information science | Chilton, Fred, Cant, Simon, Moloney, Emma |
| A functional approach to information upon the convergence of communication and information processing. | Library and information science | Freed, Roy N. |
| Allocating the risk of loss for bank card fraud on the Internet. | Library and information science | Gainer, Randy |
| Commerce on the net: surfing through cyberspace without getting wet.(Commercial Transactions on the Global Information Infrastructure) | Library and information science | McKenzie, Diana J.P. |
| Commercial transactions on the global information infrastructure: a European perspective.(Commercial Transactions on the Global Information Infrastructure) | Library and information science | Millard, Christopher, Carolina, Robert |
| Computer legislation: Israel's new codified approach. | Library and information science | Deutch, Miguel |
| Computer software protection in the Netherlands.(Intellectual Property Protection of Software: International Perspectives) | Library and information science | Spoor, Jaap H. |
| Copying to compete: the tension between copyright protection and antitrust policy in recent non-literal computer program copyright infringement cases. | Library and information science | Gordon, Mark L. |
| Cryptography and the First Amendment: the right to be unheard. | Library and information science | Reiman, Phillip E. |
| Discovery of computer stored documents and computer based litigation support systems: why give up more than necessary. | Library and information science | Grady, Patrick R. |
| Don't shoot the messenger: protecting free speech on editorially controlled bulletin board services by applying Sullivan malice. | Library and information science | Ferosie, Iris |
| Electronic contracting: legal issues.(Commercial Transactions on the Global Information Infrastructure) | Library and information science | Nimmer, Raymond T. |
| Harmonisation of European Union privacy law. | Library and information science | Wuermeling, Ulrich U. |
| Intellectual property protection for software in Spain.(Intellectual Property Protection of Software: International Perspectives) | Library and information science | Ecija, Hugo |
| Intellectual property protection of software in Canada.(Intellectual Property Protection of Software: International Perspectives) | Library and information science | Morrow, A. David, Limpert, P. Bradley |
| Intellectual property protection of software in Ireland.(Intellectual Property Protection of Software: International Perspectives) | Library and information science | Hackett, Francis |
| Internet defamation: jurisdiction in cyberspace and the public figure doctrine. (includes bench memorandum and petitioner's and respondent's brief) (The Fourteenth Annual John Marshall Law School National Moot Court Competition in Information Technology and Privacy Law) | Library and information science | Gassman, Gary L., Reber, Aaron, Zidar, Rachelle, Schrader, Todd, Matney, John, Symes, Carmen, Underwood, Laura |
| It's 1996: do you know where your cyberkids are? Captive audiences and content regulation on the Internet. | Library and information science | Johnson, Don L. |
| Learning to love "the ultimate peripheral" - virtual vices like "cyberprostitution" suggest a new paradigm to regulate online expression. | Library and information science | Nahikian, D. James |
| Patent reexamination and the PTO: Compton's patent invalidated at the commissioner's request. (US Patent and Trademark Office, Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks Bruce Lehman) | Library and information science | Hughes, Terri Suzette |
| Revising the Freedom of Information Act for the information age: the Electronic Freedom of Information Act. | Library and information science | Norgle, Jeffrey |
| Software protection against third parties in Belgium.(Intellectual Property Protection of Software: International Perspectives) | Library and information science | Peters, Philippe, Verhoestraete, Florence |
| Software protection in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.(Intellectual Property Protection of Software: International Perspectives) | Library and information science | Ramos, Diego A. |
| State and local taxing authorities: taking more than their fair share of the electronic information age. | Library and information science | Blum, David C. |
| The constitutionality of Congressional efforts to ban computer-generated child pornography: a First Amendment assessment of S. 1237. | Library and information science | Adelman, Ronald W. |
| The high price of a cashless society: exchanging privacy rights for digital cash? | Library and information science | Downey, Catherine M. |
| The invention and future of the computer. | Library and information science | Loevinger, Lee |
| The protection of computer software in the People's Republic of China: current law & case developments in the "one-copy" country.(Intellectual Property Protection of Software: International Perspectives) | Library and information science | Willard, Geoffrey T. |
| The protection of information technology in a culturally diverse marketplace. | Library and information science | Long, Doris Estelle |
| What you see is not always what you get: thoughts on the O.J. trial and the camera. (O.J. Simpson) | Library and information science | Cossack, Roger |
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