Computer Crime Law (American Casebook Series)
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Computer Crime Law (American Casebook Series)

by Orin Kerr

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Computer Crime Law (American Casebook Series) by Orin Kerr delves into the legal aspects of computer-related crimes. Through carefully selected cases, it analyzes how courts address issues like hacking, digital fraud, and privacy violations in the digital age. An indispensable guide for understanding cyber law principles and their application.

About This Book

Computer Crime Law is a comprehensive casebook in the American Casebook Series, focusing on the legal principles and judicial decisions related to computer-related offenses.

Authored by Orin Kerr, a leading expert in cyber law, the book examines how traditional criminal law adapts to digital technologies and online activities.

It covers topics such as unauthorized access, data privacy, and the prosecution of cybercrimes through selected cases and commentary.

This resource is designed for law students and practitioners seeking to navigate the evolving intersection of technology and criminal justice.

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