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2005

Law and Technology

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Full-Text Articles in Law

Surveillance And The Self: Privacy, Identity, And Technology, Richard Warner Feb 2005

Surveillance And The Self: Privacy, Identity, And Technology, Richard Warner

Richard Warner

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The Nlra In A Technological Society: A Law Not Busy Being Born, Is Busy Dying, William A. Herbert Feb 2005

The Nlra In A Technological Society: A Law Not Busy Being Born, Is Busy Dying, William A. Herbert

William A. Herbert

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The Failure Of The Rule Of Law In Cyberspace? Reorienting The Normative Debate On Borders And Territorial Sovereignty, H. Brian Holland Jan 2005

The Failure Of The Rule Of Law In Cyberspace? Reorienting The Normative Debate On Borders And Territorial Sovereignty, H. Brian Holland

H. Brian Holland

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Treason, Technology, And Freedom Of Expression, Tom W. Bell Dec 2004

Treason, Technology, And Freedom Of Expression, Tom W. Bell

Tom W. Bell

The power to punish treason against the U.S. conflicts with the First Amendment freedoms of speech and of the press. Far from a question of mere theory, that conflict threatens to chill public dissent to the War on Terrorism. The government has already demonstrated its willingness to punish treasonous expression. After World War II, the United States won several prosecutions against citizens who had engaged in propaganda on behalf of the Axis powers. Today, critics of the War on Terrorism likewise face accusations of treason. Under the law of treasonous expression developed following World War II, those accusations could credibly …

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The Failure Of The Rule Of Law In Cyberspace? Reorienting The Normative Debate On Borders And Territorial Sovereignty, H. Brian Holland Dec 2004

The Failure Of The Rule Of Law In Cyberspace? Reorienting The Normative Debate On Borders And Territorial Sovereignty, H. Brian Holland

H. Brian Holland

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Inherently Dangerous: The Potential For An Internet-Specific Standard Restricting Speech That Performs A Teaching Function, H. Brian Holland Dec 2004

Inherently Dangerous: The Potential For An Internet-Specific Standard Restricting Speech That Performs A Teaching Function, H. Brian Holland

H. Brian Holland

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