Richmond Journa

l of Law &Technology

Volume IV, Issue 3, Spring 1998


Who? What? When? Where?:
Personal Jurisdiction and the World Wide Web

 

Related Browsing provides the readers with other web pages that may be of interest. Related Browsing adheres to the following format and order:
Name of the Web Site, Name of the Web Page (description of the web page) <web_page_address>.


Court TV, Sum & Substance: A Virtual Presence (an article about the Internet and personal jurisdiction) <http://www.courttv.com/news/422f.html>.

Cyberspace Law Institute, Law And Borders--The Rise of Law in Cyberspace (an article about Internet law) <http://www.cli.org/X0025_LBFIN.html>.

John Marshall Law School, Jurisdiction (a list of resources on jurisdiction over Internet) <http://www.jmls.edu/cyber/index/juris.html>.

Law Journal Extra, Law of the Internet, Recent Case Finds Web Site Confers Jurisdiction (an article about the Internet personal juridiction case) <http://www.ljx.com/internet/0203juris.html>.

The UCLA Online Institute for Cyberspace Law and Policy, Personal Jurisdiction and the Net: Does Your Website Subject You to the Laws of Every State in the Union? (an article about the Internet and personal jurisdiction) <http://www.gse.ucla.edu/iclp/dhdm.html>.

The UCLA Online Institute for Cyberspace Law and Policy, New Directions in Cyberspace Law: Constitutional Issues in Cyberspace Focus on 'Community Standards' (an article about the Internet and obscenity) <http://www.gse.ucla.edu/iclp/feb96.html>.


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