JILT Issue 2002 (1)

Contents

• Editorial

Refereed Articles

• No Remedy for Disappointed Trust – The Liability Regime for Certification Authorities Towards Third Parties Outwith the EC Directive in England and Germany Compared
  Steffen Hindelang
• The Value of Privacy Engineering
  Steve Kenny and John Borking
• An Empirical Study in the Use of IT by Small and Large Legal Firms in the UK
  Gurmak Singh, John O'Donoghue and Karen Broome
• Law Firm Clients as Drivers of Law Firm Change
  Petter Gottschalk
• Name-Matching Algorithms for Legal Case-Management Systems
  L. Karl Branting
• The EU Database Right and University Teaching Materials
  Jacqueline Lipton

Commentaries

• BA Law with Information Technology - The First Graduates
  Christopher J S Gale
• Engineering Students' Moot Court Debates the Question: 'Is Software Patentable?'
  Orlan Lee
• Weathering the Commercial Storm: Why Everyone Should Steer Clear of the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act
  Debra Tuomey
• The Schengen Information System in Austria: An Essential Tool in Day to Day Police and Border Control Work?
  Stephen Karanja 
• A Code of Practice for the Globalisation of Electronic Commerce and Government
  Fernando Galindo

Work in Progress

• Audit Trails in Evidence - A Queensland Case Study
  Caroline Allinson

Book Reviews

• Intellectual Property Law, by Lionel Bently and Brad Sherman
  Reviewed by:Charles Oppenheim
• Internet Law and Regulation, 3rd Edition, by Graham J Smith
  Reviewed by: Uta Kohl