FIFTIETH SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON COMPUTERS, TECHNOLOGY, AND THE LAW.

• Date: 22 September 2019

Part 1 of 2

(January 2018 Through December 2018)

INTRODUCTION

Each year, the Journal provides a compilation of the most important and timely articles on computers, technology, and the law. The Bibliography, indexed by subject matter, is designed to be a research guide to assist our readers in searching for recent articles on computer and technology law. This year's annual Bibliography contains nearly 1000 articles, found through the examination of over 1000 periodicals.

The Bibliography aims to include topics on every legal aspect of computers and technology. However, as new issues in this field emerge, we welcome your suggestions for additional topics and sources, as well as your commentary on the Bibliography.

INTRODUCTION 169 1. COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY IN LAW PRACTICE 173 1.0 GENERAL 173 1.1 COMPUTERIZED LEGAL RESEARCH 178 1.1.0 GENERAL 178 1.1.1 ONLINE LEGAL RESEARCH 179 1.2 LAW OFFICE MANAGEMENT 179 1.2.0 GENERAL 179 1.2.1 OFFICE AUTOMATION 180 1.2.2 CASE MANAGEMENT 180 1.2.3 CASE FILE SECURITY 180 1.2.4 INTERNET ACCESS 181 1.3 SELECTED USES IN THE LAW PRACTICE 181 1.3.0 GENERAL 181 1.3.1 TAX FILING 182 1.3.2 BANKRUPTCY 182 1.3.3 ESTATE PLANNING 182 1.3.4 REAL ESTATE 183 1.3.5 ADVERTISING 183 2. COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY IN LITIGATION 184 2.0 GENERAL 184 2.1 SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE 185 2.1.0 GENERAL 185 2.1.1 EXPERT TESTIMONY. 186 2.1.2 DNA TYPING 186 2.1.3 FINGERPRINT 187 2.1.4 LIE DETECTION 187 2.1.5 FORENSIC EVIDENCE 187 2.2 DEMONSTRATIVE EVIDENCE 187 2.2.0 GENERAL 187 2.2.1 COMPUTER-GENERATED EVIDENCE 188 2.2.2 AUDIO/VISUAL EVIDENCE 188 2.3 ELECTRONIC DISCOVERY 189 2.4 COURTROOM AND JUDGES 190 2.5 DISPUTE RESOLUTION 191 3. COMPUTERS, TECHNOLOGY AND THE GOVERNMENT 192 3.0 GENERAL 192 3.1 COMPUTERS, TECHNOLOGY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT 194 3.2 USE OF COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY BY THE MILITARY 198 3.3 USE OF COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY BY STATE AND 202 FEDERAL LEGISLATURES 202 3.4 REGULATION OF COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY 204 3.4.0 GENERAL 207 3.4.1 FIRST AMENDMENT CONCERNS 208 3.4.2 ANTI-TRUST 208 3.4.3 FCC REGULATION 210 3.4.4 SEC REGULATION 210 4. ISSUES OF PRIVACY, SECURITY AND CRIME 210 4.0 GENERAL 210 4.1 PROBLEMS OF PRIVACY 213 4.1.0 GENERAL 215 4.1.1 DATA PRIVACY 218 4.1.2 PRIVACY IN THE WORKPLACE 231 4.2 SECURITY 232 4.2.0 GENERAL 232 4.2.1 CYBERWAR 238 4.2.2 ENCRYPTION AND DIGITAL SIGNATURES 241 4.3 CRIME 242 4.3.0 GENERAL 242 4.3.1 INTERNET 244 5. COMPUTERS, TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION 245 5.0 GENERAL 245 5.1 LEGAL EDUCATION 246 6. COMPUTERS, TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS 247 6.0 GENERAL 247 6.1 ELECTRONIC COMMERCE 251 6.1.0 GENERAL 251 6.2 COMPUTERS IN BANKING AND FINANCE 257 6.2.0 GENERAL 257 6.3 COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY IN THE TRANSPORTATION 263 INDUSTRY 263 6.4 COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY IN THE PUBLISHING INDUSTRY 265 6.5 COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY IN ADVERTISING 265 6.6 COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY IN ACCOUNTING 266 7. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION OF COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY 266 7.0 GENERAL 266 7.1 PATENT 268 7.1.0 GENERAL 269 7.1.1 SOFTWARE PATENT. 272 7.1.2 BIOTECH PATENT 274 7.2 SOFTWARE COPYRIGHT 274 7.2.0 GENERAL 274 7.2.1 USERINTERFACE 276 7.2.2 FAIR USE 276 7.2.3 VIDEOGAME 277 7.3 DIGITAL COPYRIGHT 278 7.3.0 GENERAL 278 7.3.1 ELECTRONIC COMPILATION 281 7.3.3 MULTIMEDIA 282 7.3.4 COMPUTER-GENERATED WORKS 282 7.4 TRADEMARK 283 7.5 TRADE SECRET 283 7.6 SEMICONDUCTOR CHIP PROTECTION 284 7.7 LICENSING 284 7.8 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ISSUES OF THE INTERNET 285 7.9 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS 286 7.9.0 GENERAL 286 7.9.1 GATT-TRIPS 288 7.9.2 NAFTA 288 7.9.3 DEVELOPMENTS IN CANADA 288 7.9.4 DEVELOPMENTS IN MEXICO AND LATIN AMERICA 288 7.9.5 DEVELOPMENTS IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND 288 7.9.6 DEVELOPMENTS IN AFRICA 288 7.9.7 DEVELOPMENTS IN ASIA 289 7.9.8 DEVELOPMENTS IN WESTERN EUROPE 289 7.9.9 DEVELOPMENTS IN EASTERN EUROPE AND RUSSIA 291 8. COMPUTERS AND LEGAL REASONING 291 8.0 GENERAL 291 8.1 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 292 9. LEGAL ISSUES OF THE INTERNET 297 9.0 GENERAL 297 9.1 ISP AND INTERNET ACCESS 300 9.1.0 GENERAL 300 9.1.1 NET NEUTRALITY. 301 9.2 DOMAIN NAMES 301 9.3 CIVIL PROCEDURE IN CYBERSPACE 301 9.4 ONLINE COMMUNITIES 302 9.4.0 GENERAL 302 9.4.1 SOCIAL NETWORKING 302 9.4.2 VIRTUAL WORLDS 307 9.5 FIRST AMENDMENT CONCERNS 307 10. LAW AND TECHNOLOGY 309 10.0 GENERAL 309 10.1 TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER 313 10.2 AUDIO/VIDEO RECORDING 313 10.3 SPACE LAW 315 10.4 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 317 10.4.0 GENERAL 319 10.4.1 ELECTRONIC RECORDS 322 10.5 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 322 10.5.0 GENERAL 322 10.5.1 BIOTECHNOLOGY 324 10.5.2 PHARMACEUTICALS 327 10.5.3 STEM CELLS AND CLONING 327 10.5.4 NANOTECHNOLOGY 328 10.6 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 328 10.6.0 GENERAL 328 10.6.1 POLLUTION. 329 10.6.2 HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES 330 10.6.3 ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS 330 10.6.4 NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY. 330 10.6.5 ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT 330 10.6.6 INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW DEVELOPMENTS 334 10.7 TELEVISION 334 10.7.0 GENERAL 334 10.7.1 SATELLITE TELEVISION 335 10.7.2 CABLE TELEVISION 335 10.8 TELECOMMUNICATIONS 335 10.8.0 GENERAL 336 10.8.1 TELEPHONE 337 10.8.2 MULTIMEDIA IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS 337 10.8.3 INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEVELOPMENTS 338 10.9 RECORDING INDUSTRY 338 10.10 BROADBAND 338 11. FAMILY LAW 339 12. OTHER 339 1. COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY IN LAW PRACTICE

1.0 GENERAL

Bryan Alkire, Overcoming Obstacles: Using Technology and a Strong Work Ethic to Counter Disabilities, 87 J. KAN. B. ASS'N 41 (Jan. 2018).

Jamie J. Baker, Article, Beyond the Information Age: The Duty of Technology Competence in the Algorithmic Society, 69 S.C. L. REV. 557 (Spring 2018).

Benjamin H. Barton, Time is Money, 54 TENN. B.J. 16 (Mar. 2018).

W. Preston Battle IV, et al., Artificial Intelligence, 54 TENN. B.J. 24 (Mar. 2018).

Mark A. Berman, Technology and the Profession, 90 N.Y. ST. B.J. 8 (Apr. 2018).

Jerrod Bevan, How Much do Lawyers Need to Know About Bitcoin? Maybe More than You Realize, If Your Practice Handles Tax Law, Estate Planning or Family Law, Among Other Case Types, 44 MT.L. 12(2018).

Constanta-Nicoleta Bodea & Augustin Purnus, Legal Implications of Adopting Building Information Modeling (BIM), 8 JURIDICAL TRIB. 63(2018).

Gerard G. Brew, A Commentary Regarding the Section's Technology Task Force, 32 PROB. & PROP. 58 (Summer 2018).

Paul Brunkhorst, Laptops Not Allowed: Why Attorney Competency Might Start with Old-Fashioned Note-Taking, 31 GEO. J. LEGAL ETHICS 533 (2018).

Ross E. Bruch, et al., Technology Probate, 32 PROB. & PROP. 58 (Winter 2018).

Vania Mia Chaker, Your Spying Smartphone: Individual Privacy is Narrowly Strengthened in Carpenter v. United States, the U.S. Supreme Court's Most Recent Fourth Amendment Ruling, 22 J. TECH. L. & POL'Y 1(2018).

Pamela S. Chestek, A Theory of Joint Authorship for Free and Open Source Software Projects, 16 COLO. TECH. L.J. 285 (2018).

Sherman J. Clark, Article, Work Only We Can Do: Professional Responsibility in an Age of Automation, 69 S.C. L. REV. 533 (Spring 2018).

Cindy Cohn, Bad Facts Make Bad Law: How Platform Censorship Has Failed So Far and How To Ensure that the Response to Neo-Nazis Doesn 't Make it Worse, 2 GEO. L. TECH. REV. 432 (Jul. 2018).

Herbert B. Jr. Dixon, Is Hacking the New Normal, 57 JUDGES J. 36 (Winter 2018).

Herbert B. Jr. Dixon, Judicial Ethics and the Internet- Revisited, 57 JUDGES J. 37 (Fall 2018).

Susan Bernstein Driscoll, Law in The Time Of Disruption, Or, How Can You Keep Your Head In All This Confusion, 33 ME. B. J. 4 (2018).

Ryan Ellis, Using Social Media to Communicate With Clients, Advertise Your Practice And Research Jurors, 26 NEV. LAW. 12 (Mar. 2018).

Judge Jr- Da Fan, Compensation For Non-Pecuniary Damage of Trademark Infringement in Taiwan, 100 J. PAT. & TRADEMARK OFF.SOC'Y 49(2018).

Lee H. Gorlin, Using Social Media in the Legal Profession, 26 NEV. LAW. 26 (June 2018).

Koren Grinshpoon, License to Bill: The Validity of Coupling Automatic Subscription Renewals with Free Trial Offers by Online Services, 28 FORDHAM INTELL. PROP. MEDIA & ENT. L.J. 301 (2018).

Barron K. Henley, Technology Tools for Real Property and Trusts and Estates Lawyers, 32 PROB. & PROP. 34 (Winter 2018).

Gerald J. Hoenig et al., Technology - Property, 32 PROB. & PROP. 62 (Fall 2018).

Jan Hoffineister, Getting Al Ready, 168 NEW L. J. 20 (2018).

Dennis M. Horn & Ira Meislik, How to Ride the Coming Tidal Wave of Technology and Competition, 32 PROB. & PROP. 9 (Winter 2018).

Christine Hugon, The Forced Sale of Intellectual Property Rights in French Law, 59 CAHIERS DE DROIT 85 (2018

Grania Langdon-Down, Legal PR: How is Social Media Shaking up the Mix, 168 NEW L.J. 17(2018).

Konrad S. Lee & David W. Read, Technology-Enhanced Employees and the Americans with Disabilities Act, 18 J. HIGH TECH. L. 1(2018).

Dragos Manescu, Recovery of Claims in the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) Era, 8 JURIDICAL TRIB. 789 (2018).

Stephen McJohn, Top Tens in 2017 Patent, Trademark, Copyright, and Trade Secret Case, 16 Nw. J. OF TECH. & INTELL. PROP. 1 (2018).

Katherine Medianik, Artificially Intelligent Lawyers: Updating the Model Rules of Professional Conduct in Accordance with the New Technological Era, 39 CARDOZO L. REV. 1497 (2018).

Carmen Oana Mihaila, Counterfeiting and Illicit Drug Sales: Effects on Intellectual Property Rights, 8 JURIDICAL TRIB. 39 (2018).

Tristan Montaque, Policing the Police: Analyzing the Legal Implications of the Sequestration of Cellphone video footage, 22 J. TECH. L.& POL'Y 1(2018).

Adam Mossoff, Trademark as a Property Right, 107 K.Y. L.J. 1 (2018).

Sharon D. Nelson & John W. Simek, Running with the Machines: Artificial Intelligence Advances Bring Benefits, Threats to Practice of Law, 44 MT. L. 18 (2018).

John Niman, A Brief Overview of Artificial Intelligence Application and Policy, 26 NEV. LAW. 8 (Oct. 2018).

Markus Nolff, The Patent Provisions of TPP: An Endpoint or Should be Just a Mere Starting Point for More and Better Patent Protection in a Revised NAFTA, 100 J. PAT. & TRADEMARK OFF. SOC'Y 103(2018).

Steve Oldroyd et al., Sales Tax Risk Assessments and Remediation in a Post-...