Most Recent Articles from Rutgers Computer & Technology Law Journal

• Honeypots: a sticky legal landscape? 

  I. INTRODUCTION With today's enhanced focus on cybersecurity, governments and businesses are looking for effective tools to prevent and detect...

  06/22/03 by Ian Walden · More from publication

• Thirty-fifth selected Bibliography on computers, technology and the law (January 2002 through December 2002) 

  INTRODUCTION Each year, the Journal provides a compilation of the most important and timely articles on computers, technology, and the law. The...

  06/22/03 · More from publication

• Minnesota passes the nation's first Internet privacy law. 

  This Article will examine the new Internet privacy law passed by the Minnesota state legislature. The law restricts an Internet service provider's...

  06/22/03 by Jordan M. Blanke · More from publication

• How to pry with maps: the Fourth Amendment privacy implications of governmental wetland Geographic Information Systems (GIS). 

  Cut the bank for the fill./ Dump sand/ pumped out of the river/ into the old swale// killing whatever was/ there before--including/ even...

  06/22/03 by Peter M. Flannery · More from publication

• Harvard as a model in trademark and domain name protection. 

  I. INTRODUCTION Collegiate licensing has developed into a booming industry (1) since the advent of such programs in the early- to mid-1980s. (2)...

  06/22/03 by Alayne E. Manas · More from publication

• Evidence at the electronic frontier: introducing e-mail at trial in commercial litigation. 

  I. INTRODUCTION Electronic mail or "e-mail" has become the very fabric of commercial litigation. Yet, despite the fact that a veritable cottage...

  06/22/03 by Mark D. Robins · More from publication

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