The State of the Law on Cyberjursidiction and Cybercrime on the Internet
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Cybercrime on the Internet
Prepared by: Gabriole Zeviar-Geese [*1
California Pacific School of Law
It is in this digital soup, this is a hyper-relational environment, that we see the
death of the barrier... What we do have is the network and the death of
dichotomy. This isfatalfor the legal system, which depends for its very life on
the existence of barriers- after all, that's what the law does: it utters the line
between this and that, and punishes the transgressor.
Curtis E.A. Karnow [1]
INTRODUCTION
THE ARCHITECTURE OF CYBERSPACE
. CYBERCRIME
A. The Scope of Cybercrime
B. The Types of Cybercrime
1. Fraud
2. Forgery
3. Computer Sabotage
4. Unauthorized Access to Computer Services or Systems
5. Unauthorized Copying of Computer Programs
6. Cyberstalking
C. The Cybercrimnal
II. CYBERJURISDICTION
A. Cyberjurisdiction in Civil Cases
B. Minnesota's Internet Warning: Signpost of the Future
C. Cyberjursdiction in Criminal Cases
D. Cyberursdiction in International Cases
III. CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.journals/gjil1&div=8&collection=journals&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)
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