| Title: | Whose Law? The Problem of Jurisdiction on the Internet (ID: LIVE0518) |
| Author(s): | David G. Post (Temple University) |
| Topics: | Internet Content Regulation, Policy and Law: Federal |
| Origin: | EDUCAUSE Live!, Web Seminars Contributed by EDUCAUSE (2005) |
| Type: | Presentations/Speeches |
| Abstract: | 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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