Information & Communications Technology Law

VOLUME 8  Number 3  October 1999

ARTICLES
The Singapore E-Commerce ‘Code’
Assafa Endeshaw 189

Internet Banking: The Digital Voyage of Banking and Money in Cyberspace
Sofia Giannakoudi 205

CASE NOTES
Germany: Decisions of Berlin and Munich Courts on whether the exhaustion of the distribution right under Art. 4 lit. c Software Directive (§69c No. 3 Copyright Act) can be limited to distribution as OEM-versions or as updates
Andreas Raubenheimer 245

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
Germany: Domain registration in Germany (www.xxx.de)—Policy of DENIC for German Top Level Domains ‘.de’
Andreas Raubenheimer 247

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Information & Communications Technology Law

VOLUME 8  NUMBER 2  JUNE 1999

SPECIAL ISSUE: NETWORKED SERVICES

Guest Editors: David Slee & John B. Hobson

Editorial
David Slee & John B. Hobson 125

ARTICLES
Substantive Issues of Copyright Protection in a Networked
Environment
Stanley Lai 127

Control of Inventions in a Networked World
Howard C. Anawalt 141

On Using Animations in Court
Ajit Narayanan, Gareth Penny, Sharon Hibbin, Shara K. Lochun
& Wendy Milne 151

Customizing the Presentation of Legal Documents over the
World Wide Web
C. A. Royles & T. J. M. Bench-Capon 165

BOOK REVIEW 175

NEWS ITEM 177

Information & Communications Technology Law

VOLUME 8  NUMBER 1  MARCH 1999

ARTICLES
Computer Misuse Law in Singapore
Assafa Endeshaw 5

A Survey of Computer Crime Legislation in the United States
John M. Conley & Robert M. Bryan 35

Record Newspapers, Legal Notice Laws and Digital Technology
Solutions
Shannon E. Martin 59

The Data Protection Bill 1998: a comparative examination
David Slee 71

BOOK REVIEW 111

Information & Communications Technology Law

VOLUME 7  Number 3  OCTOBER 1998

LAW, COMPUTERS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
SPECIAL ISSUE: FORMAL MODELS OF LEGAL TIME

Guest Editors: Antonio A. Martino & Ephraim Nissan

Guest Editorial
A. A. Martino 165

Guest Editorial
E. Nissan 167

PART I: APPROACHES BASED ON TEMPORAL LOGIC
Time in Automated Legal Reasoning
L. Vila & H. Yoshino 173

Representing Temporal Knowledge in Legal Discourse
B. Knight, J. Ma & E. Nissan 199

Representation of Temporal Knowledge in Events: the formalism, and
its potential for legal narratives
G. P. Zarri 213

PART II: APPROACHES BASED ON PETRI NETS
Temporal Structure and Enablement Representation for Mutual Wills:
a Petri net approach
D. Y. Farook & E. Nissan 243

Time Petri Nets for Modelling Civil Litigation
R. Valette & B. Pradin-Chézalviel 269

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Information & Communications Technology Law

VOLUME 7  NUMBER 2  JUNE 1998

ARTICLES
Supranational Investigation after Amsterdam, The Corpus Juris and
Agenda 2000
W. A. Tupman 85

‘WWW’: World Wide Web or Wild Wild West? Fixing the Fenceposts on
the Final Frontier: domain names, intellectual property paradigms and
current disputes over the governance of the Internet
Robin Mackenzie 103

Making a Case for Case Frames
Radboud Winkels & Henk de Bruijn 117

Computing Rich Semantic Models of Text in Legal Domains
Wai K. Yeap 135

Crime and Technology: new rules in a new world
Hedieh Nasheri & Timothy J. O’Hearn 145

Information & Communications Technology Law

VOLUME 7  NUMBER 1  MARCH1998

ARTICLES
The Proper Law for Electronic Commerce
Assafa Endeshaw 5

A Critique of the Latent Damage Expert System
David McClelland 15

NATIONAL REPORT
The Law Relating to Computer Misuse in the Republic of Ireland
Julianne O’Leary 31

CASE NOTES
Increasing Importance of Hardware Locks (Dongles) in Recent
German Case Law
Andreas Raubenheimer 51

Recent Developments in Germany: jurisdiction of courts in case of
acts of unfair competition committed on the Internet
Andreas Raubenheimer 70

Criminal Prosecution Through Public Prosecutors Against Online
Services, Internet Providers and Individuals
Andreas Raubenheimer 71

BOOK REVIEW 73

Information & Communications Technology Law

VOLUME 6  NUMBER 3  OCTOBER 1997

ARTICLES
Pornography and the Possible Criminal Liability of Internet
Service Providers Under the Obscene Publication(s) and Protection
of Children Act
Terry Palfrey 187

From Law to DiaLaw: Why Legal Justification Should be Modelled
as a Dialogue
Arno R. Lodder 201

Supporting the Legal Practitioner: LKBS or Web?
Ronald Leenes & Jörgen Svensson 217

An Architecture for Legal Information Retrieval using Task Models
Luuk Matthijssen 229

NATIONAL REPORT
The Law on Computer Crime in Italy
Giancarlo Taddei Elmi 249

BOOK REVIEW 267

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Information & Communications Technology Law

VOLUME 6  NUMBER 2  JUNE 1997

SPECIAL NUMBER
Multimedia Products and the Law
Guest Editor: John Conley

EDITORIAL
John Conley 99

ARTICLES
Modelling Legal Documents as Graphs
T. J. M. Bench-Capon, P. E. S. Dunne & G. Staniford 103

Downloading, Information Filtering and Copyright
Erich Schweighofer 121

Fair Use in the Context of a Global Network - is a copyright grab
really going on?
James J. Marcellino & Melise Blakeslee 137

Fair Use for Faculty-created Multimedia
Laura N. Gasaway 153

BOOK REVIEWS 175

Information & Communications Technology Law

VOLUME 6  NUMBER 1  MARCH 1997

ARTICLES
Intellectual Property Implications of Multimedia Products: a case study
John M. Conley & Kelli Bemelmans 3

Processing Personal Data and the Data Protection Directive
David I. Bainbridge 17

LASER: a system to retrieve UK employment law cases
Mohammad Ali Montazeri, Trevor J. M. Bench-Capon & Alison E. Adam 41

LEGISLATION
Electronic Communication and the Defamation Act 1996: clarity or
confusion?
Lesley Dolding & Sheila Dziobon 55

CASE NOTE
Revisiting the 'Shrinkwrap Licence': ProCD Inc. v. Zeidenberg
John T. Cross 71

REVIEW ARTICLE
Good Technology? Music and the challenge of technology towards
the fin de siècle
Steve Greenfield & Guy Osborn 77

BOOK REVIEWS 87

NEWS ITEM 91

Information & Communications Technology Law

VOLUME 5  NUMBER 3  OCTOBER 1996

ARTICLES
Council of Europe Activities Related to Information Technology, Data
Protection and Computer Crime
Peter Csonka 177

Policing the Transmission of Pornographic Material
Terry Palfrey 197

Technologically Augmented Litigation-systematic revolution
Frederic I. Lederer 215

A Hybrid Legal Decision-support System Using Both Rule-based and
Case-based Reasoning
Kamalendu Pal & John A. Campbell 227

CASE NOTE
Using Personal Data after R v. Brown
David I. Bainbridge 247

BOOK REVIEWS 253

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Information & Communications Technology Law

VOLUME 5  NUMBER 2  JUNE 1996

SPECIAL NUMBER
Information Technology, Intellectual Property Rights and the Uruguay Round Guest Editor: Rohini Acharya

EDITORIAL
New Technologies and Intellectual Property Rights: the next frontier
Rohini Acharya 91

ARTICLES
Towards a Unifying Law: international copyright conventions,
the GATT TRIPs Agreement and related EC regulations
Craig R. Karpe 95

The Compulsory Licensing of Intellectual Property Rights and
Computers: recent developments in UK, EC and international law
David L. Perrott 111

The TRIPs Agreement and Information Technologies: implications
for developing countries
Carlos M. Correa 133

Intellectual Property Rights and Information Technology: the impact
of the Uruguay Round on developing countries
Rohini Acharya 149

BOOK REVIEWS 167

Information & Communications Technology Law

VOLUME 5 NUMBER 1 MARCH 1996

ARTICLES
Controlling Computer Crime in Germany
Sigmund P. Martin 5

Computerizing Criminal Law: problems of evidence, liabilitiy
and mens rea
Mervyn E. Bennun 29

Lord Woolf and Information Technology
Lynn Henderson 45

Fundamentals of Representation I: a traditional philosophy
Brian Carr 57

CASE NOTES
Making and Sale of Collections of Readings by Educational
Institutions in Australia
Kamal Puri 69

Munich Court of Appeals Prohibits Circumvention of Software
Copyright Protection (Dongle, Hardware Lock) Yet Again
Andreas Raubenheimer 75