Export Control Laws: Analysis for the IT Manager

drupal — Thu, 08 Dec 2005 13:01:00 -0600

Through the use of a hypothetical international research collaboration between a U.S. university and various foreign universities and governments, a means for analyzing the applicable export control laws will be set out and applied. The applicability of export control laws to computer programs and computers on campus (including encryption software) will also be discussed.

Whose Law? The Problem of Jurisdiction on the Internet

drupal — Thu, 15 Sep 2005 12:45:43 -0500

The question "What law am I obligated to obey?" is a fundamental one in any legal system and one that every lawyer should be able to answer for his or her client. It is, though, deceptively complex—even in the non-Internet context. David Post will try to make some sense of this question as applied to activity on the Internet, both by presenting a very general framework for thinking about "jurisdictional" questions and by analyzing a number of recent cases raising specific jurisdictional issues.

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Export Control Laws: Analysis for the IT Manager

Whose Law? The Problem of Jurisdiction on the Internet