Computer Law: A Guide to Cyberlaw and Data Privacy Law
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Coverage	Through June 2013; Release No. 63
Frequency of Update	Two times per year
Online Availability	Updated regularly - Atypical update schedule/as received from the publisher
Publisher	Matthew Bender & Company, Inc.
Data Format	Full-text
Description	AUTHOR: David Bender Among the features of this treatise are its extensive coverage of US and international privacy and data protection, electronic discovery, electronic evidence, and US and international software protection. Computer Law discusses: * The privacy and data protection laws of the United States, the states, the European Union, and many other foreign nations * Application of the discovery rules to electronic records and other electronic documents * How to introduce or oppose the admission of electronic evidence, and how to attack or buttress the probative value of this evidence * U.S. and international methods of protecting software through the use of copyright, trade secrets, patents, and contracts * The technical basics of computer software and hardware, explained on a level you can understand First published in 1978.
Regions of Coverage	/Region of Coverage/United States /Region of Coverage/North America/United States
Publication Type	/Source Type/Treatises & Analytical Material
Legal	/Legal/Communications & IT Law /Legal/Intellectual Property Law
Premier Date	August 13, 2000