Rutgers Computer & Technology Law Journal articles from June 1999

Rutgers Computer & Technology Law Journal archives from June 1999

"What's really going on?" A study of lawyer and scientist inter-disciplinary discourse.
June 22, 1999... I. THE TWO CULTURES OF LAW AND SCIENCE In the modern world the influence of science is everywhere. "At every turn," as a leading commentator puts it, "we encounter new material indicators of [science's] progress: air bags and antilock...

Cyberspace: a new frontier for fighting words.
June 22, 1999... I. INTRODUCTION The boundaries that limit our freedom of expression change constantly. While First Amendment jurisprudence rests on a core of enduring doctrines, the contours of that core remain malleable. This is particularly true in the...

Korea's road toward respecting intellectual property rights.
June 22, 1999... I. INTRODUCTION The Republic of Korea is at a crossroad in recognizing the intellectual property rights of software manufacturers. Once a rampant software pirate, Korea is beginning to alter its approach to intellectual property...

Applying the U.S. Postal Service statutes to e-mail transmissions.
June 22, 1999... I. INTRODUCTION In the quest for newer, faster and more efficient means of communicating, electronic media have moved to the forefront of interpersonal and professional communication. As denizens of the computer age know, the computer is...

Thirty-first selected bibliography on computers, technology and the law.(Bibliography)
June 22, 1999... (January 1998 through December 1998) INTRODUCTION Each year, the Journal staff provides a grouping of the most important and timely articles on virtually all areas of technology and the law. This compilation is designed to be a...