The Journal of High Technology Law - 2004
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- USA Patriot Act, the fourth amendment, and paranoia: can they read this while I'm typing?
- Combating the new generation of money laundering: regulations and agencies in the battle of compliance, avoidance, and prosecution in a post-September 11 world.
- Extraterritorial jurisdiction: can RICO protect human rights? A computer analysis of a semi-determinate legal question.
- The paradise of the commons or privileged private property: what direction should the FCC take on spectrum regulation?
- The CAN-SPAM Act of 2003: is congressional regulation of unsolicited commercial e-mail constitutional?
- The application of civil RICO laws to rogue internet pharmacies.
- The Hague runs into B2B: why restructuring the Hague Convention of foreign judgments in civil and Commercial Matters to deal with B2B contracts is long overdue.
- Past and future: attempts to prospectively alienate property.
- Defeating the virtual defense in child pornography prosecutions.
- Assessing the patentability of financial services and products.
- Cashing in on the transplant list: an argument against offering valuable compensation for the donation of organs.
- Keeping-up intellectual property lifelines for life science ventures.
- Caught on tape: exposing the unsettled and unpredictable state of the right of publicity.
- Inevitable disclosure of trade secrets: employee mobility v. employer's rights.
- The digital millennium copyright act and the first amendment: how far should courts go to protect intellectual property rights?
- Chipping: could a high tech dog tag find future American MIAs?
- Approaches to cybercrime jurisdiction.