Guess what, John Hancock?

State LegislaturesVol. 23 Nbr. 4, April 1997

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Electronic commerce

The growth of electronic transactions in global commerce has made legislation covering digital signatures necessary. Digital signatures allow electronic documents to be signed and verified via the computer. In 1995, Utah adopted comprehensive digital signature regulations. The Legislature later amended the law into the Digital Signature Act to suit international conditions, including its use in private communications, establishment and licensing of certification authorities and resolution of disputes over digitally signed transactions. Meanwhile, Washington, Arizona, California and Florida have passed bills similar to the Utah legislation.

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Guess what, John Hancock?

The world of electronic commerce has arrived. It's a world where goods are ordered and shipped without any human picking up a pho...

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