Journal of Information, Law and Technology, 2000

Volume 2000, Number 1, 2000

• Abdul Paliwala:
  Access to Legal Information - A Welcome Return?
  

• Tom Bruce:
  Public Legal Information: Focus and Future.
  
• Daniel Austin, Andrew Mowbray, Philip Chung:
  Scalability of Web Resources for Law: AustLII's Technical Roadmap: Past, Present and Future.
  
• Philip Chung, Daniel Austin, Andrew Mowbray:
  A Defence of Plain HTML for Law: AustLII's Approach to Standards.
  
• Graham Greenleaf, Daniel Austin, Philip Chung, Andrew Mowbray, Madeleine Davis, Jill Matthews:
  Solving the Problems of Finding Law on the Web: World Law and DIAL.
  
• Timothy Arnold-Moore, Jane Clemes:
  Connected to the Law: Tasmanian Legislation Using EnAct.
  
• Noriko Kawawa:
  Contract Law Relating to Liability for Injury Caused by Information in Electronic Form: Classification of Contracts - A Comparative Study, England and the US.
  
• Richard Wu:
  Electronic Transactions Ordinance - Building a Legal Framework for E-Commerce in Hong Kong.
  
• Petter Gottschalk:
  Use of IT in Law Firms as Enabler of Inter-Organisational Knowledge Networks.
  
• David Grantham:
  IOLISplus - The Second Chapter.
  

• Bruce Kercher:
  Where the Future meets the Past: Pre-1900 NSW case law on the Web.
  
• Allison Stanfield:
  The New ABC: Teaching Computers How to Read Legal Documents.
  
• Pearl Rozenberg:
  Referencing and Citation of Internet Resources - The Truth is Out There.
  

• AustLII Conference: Law Via the Internet 1999.
  
• Learning in Law Initiative (LILI) 2nd Annual Conference 2000.
  

• Free the Law - Joint Evening Meeting, Monday 8 November 1999.
  

• Tyrone McKenna:
  BILETA Lord Lloyd of Kilgerran 1999 Joint Undergraduate Prize Winner: Contemporary Issues of Digital Sampling Technology, Appropriation and Copyright Law.
  

• Orlan Lee:
  IT, Law and Verbal Skills: A Review of a CD-ROM Project, Hong Kong Business Law.
  

• Petter Gottschalk:
  The Internet - Business Strategies for Law Firms.
  
• Alistair Kelman:
  Database Nation: The Death of Privacy in the 21st Century.
  

• Peter Moodie:
  C&IT Comes in Many Sizes.
  

Volume 2000, Number 2, 2000

• Julie Moreton:
  Editorial.
  

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

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

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

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

• Abdul Paliwala:
  CTI Law Technology Centre: A Retrospective View.
  

Volume 2000, Number 3, 2000

• Abdul Paliwala:
  Editorial.
  

• Chris Reed:
  What is a Signature?
  
• Nicholas Bohm, Ian Brown, Brian Gladman:
  Electronic Commerce: Who Carries the Risk of Fraud?
  
• Frank Diedrich:
  A Law of the Internet? Attempts to Regulate Electronic Commerce.
  
• Michael Deturbide:
  Liability of Internet Service Providers for Defamation in the US and Britain: Same Competing Interests, Different Responses.
  
• Russell L. Weaver:
  Defamation Law in Turmoil: The Challenges Presented by the Internet.
  
• Robin Widdison:
  Software Patents Pending?
  
• Patrick S. Chen:
  An Automatic System for Collecting Crime Information on the Internet.
  
• Kevin Curran, Lee Higgins:
  A Legal Retrieval Information System.
  
• John Fairhurst:
  Huddersfield's Electronically-delivered PgDL(CPE) Course, Part Two.
  

• Julia Hörnle:
  The European Union Takes Initiative in the Field of E-Commerce.
  
• Aron Youngerwood, Sunwinder Mann:
  Extra Armoury for Consumers: The New Distance Selling Regulations.
  
• Philip Leith:
  Introduction to Legal Citations.
  
• Lynn Foster:
  Obstacles to Citation Reform.
  
• Bruce Kennedy:
  Cultural Considerations Behind Neutral Citations for the International Legal Community.
  
• Justin Needle:
  The Automatic Linking of Legal Citations.
  

• Burkhard Schafer:
  ALICE in Cyberland: Computer Support for Lawyers in a Global Economy.