Cyber Law
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The “Hack Back” Bill: A Necessary Defense Mechanism, or a Precipitous Disaster?
Kristin J. Rempe The Active Cyber Defense Certainty Act—colloquially known as the “Hack Back” bill— was first introduced in 2017[1]… Read More
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Demystifying the Determination of Foreign Law in U.S. Courts: Opening the Door to a Greater Global Understanding
By: Matthew J. Wilson* Introduction The global influences that pervade the typical modern-day existence are sweeping both in scope and… Read More
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Deterring Abuse of the Copyright Takedown Regime by Taking Misrepresentation Claims Seriously
By: Lydia Pallas Loren* Abstract Copyright owners routinely obtain prompt removal of allegedly infringing materials from the Internet using takedown… Read More
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How Public Schools Can Constitutionally Halt Cyberbullying: A Model Cyberbullying Policy that Considers First Amendment, Due Process, and Fourth Amendment Challenges
By: Naomi Harlin Goodno* Introduction Schoolyard bullying has been around for generations, but recently it has taken on a new,… Read More