JILT 2000 (2)

Contents

• Editorial

Refereed Articles

• Tilting at Windmills - Has the New Data Protection Law failed to make a Significant Contribution to Rights of Privacy?
  David Bainbridge and Graham Pearce
• Software Utility Models and SMEs
  Philip Leith
• Habeas Data: The Latin-American response to Data Protection
  Andres Guadamuz
• Who Holds the Key? - A Comparative Study of US and European Encryption Policies
  Sarah Andrews
• Tears Shed Over Peer Gynt's Onion: Some Thoughts on the Constitution of Public Legal Information Providers
  Thomas R. Bruce
• E-commerce and Legal Practice in Scotland: A Benchmark Survey
  Barton et al
• Electronic Commerce and Closed Distribution Networks: Proposals for Solving Legal Problems
  Christophe Collard and Christophe Roquilly
• Automatic Classification and Intelligent Clustering for WWWeb Information Retrieval Systems
  Paulo Quaresma and Irene P Rodrigues
• Reconciliation on-line: Reflections and Possibilities
  Siobhan McCann et al

Commentaries

• Keynote address to the BILETA Conference
  Lord Justice Brooke
• Impermanent Boundaries - Imminent Challenges to Professional Identities and Institutional Competence
  Peter W. Martin
• A national Law Gateway: Developing SOSIG for the UK Legal Community
  Steven Whittle
• With a wysh and a Prayer: An Experiment in Cooperative Development of Legal Knowledgebases
  Russell Allen et al

Conferences

• BILETA 2000: World Wide Law
• BILETA 2000: Conference Report
  Philip Leith

Book Reviews

• 'E-Commerce and the Law' by Ian Lloyd
  Review by John Dickie

Information Paper

• CTI Law Technology Centre: A Retrospective View
  Abdul Paliwala