Law 897: The Law in Cyberspace
Last revised: 9/8/13
Other courses and seminars on Internet law:
Here is a list of links to other courses and seminars covering similar topics. In most cases you will be able to read the course or seminar syllabus and follow hypertext links to assigned readings. Some of the files also include links to student papers written in previous terms.
Other (non-law) courses in related subjects:
Law School Offerings:
There are fewer law school courses posted on the Web than there used to be, as the publication of cyberlaw casebooks enable intructors to teach from printed materials, and more law schools encourage syllabi and assignments to be posted on proprietary systems such as Blackboard
- Chapman University: Internet Law (Prof. Tom Bell)
- Columbia Law School:
- Georgetown University Law Center:
Information Privacy Law (Prof. Marc Rotenberg)
- Harvard Law School:
Cyberlaw Clinic (Christopher T. Bavitz)
- Santa Clara University: Internet Law (Prof. Eric Goldman)
- Southern Methodist University: Advanced Commercial Law: Law of Electronic Commerce (Peter S. Vogel)
- Stanford Law School:
Center for Internet and Society Cyberlaw Clinic
- University of California-Berkeley:
- University of California-Los Angeles:
Communications Law & Policy (Prof. Jerry Kang)
- University of Edinburgh: Information Technology & Law (Dr. Daithi Mac Sithigh)
- University of Maryland: Internet Law (Prof. James Grimmelmann)
- University of Miami: Internet Law (Prof. Michael Froomkin)
- University of Michigan:
- University of New South Wales:
- University of North Carolina: Cyberspace Law Seminar (Prof. Laura Gassaway)
- Villanova University: Cyberlaw (Prof. Michael Risch)
- and, finally, a collaborative effort from 1999 (warning -- 14 years is an eon in Internet time):
Learning Law in Cyberspace: Modular Self-Study Materials
(Profs. Keith Aoki, Ann Bartow, Diane Cabell, Maggie Chon, Kenneth Crews, Stacey Dogan, Eric Easton, Lew Gibbons, Jay Kesan, and Lydia Loren)
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