Volume 27: Issue 3
E-Commerce and Privacy in the 21st Century
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Articles
Foreword
Mike Hatch, Attorney General for the State of Minnesota
The Privatization Of Big Brother: Protecting Sensitive Personal Information From Commercial Interests In The 21st Century
Mike Hatch
The Privacy Paradox
Eric E. Jorstad
E-Commerce Privacy And The Black Hole of Cyberspace
Stephen R. Bergerson
Internet Regulation-Heavy Handed Or Light Touch Approach? A View From A European Union Perspective
Robert T.J. Bond
Application Of Personal Jurisdiction Principles To Electronic Commerce: A User's Guide
Joseph G. Schmitt & Peter Nikolai
Window Peeping in the Workplace: A Look into Employee Privacy in a Technological Era
Donald H. Nichols
Internet Privacy: Does The Use of "Cookies" Give Rise To A Private Cause Of Action For Invasion Of Privacy In Minnesota
Gregg M. Fishbein & Susan E. Ellingstad
The First Amendment On The Internet: Challenges In A New Media
Eric Paulsrud
Spam Remedies
Dianne Plunkett Latham
Internet Hi-jacking
Robert J. McGillivray & Steven Lieske
The Role Of Caesar In The Next Millennium? Taxation Of E-Commerce: An Overview And Analysis
W. Ray Williams
Antitrust Concerns In The B2B Marketplace: Are they “Bricks And Mortar” Solid Or A “Virtual” Haze?
Daniel Doda
Peer-to-Peer Distribution Systems: Will Napster, Gnutella, and Freenet Create A Copyright Nirvana Or Gehenna?
Damien Riehl
Cast Your Ballot.com: Fulfill Your Civic Duty Over the Internet
Kristen E. Larson
The Discovery of Electronic Data in Litigation: What Practitioners and their Clients Need to Know
Devin Murphy
Student Articles: Other Rising Legal Issues
Sodomy Laws: The Government's Vehicle to Impose the Majority's Social Values
Aimee D. Dayhoff
The Exclusionary Rule: An Alternative Perspective
Michael T. Kafka
Land Use Planning-The Twin Cities Metropolitan Council: Novel Initiative, Futile Effort
Carrie Daniel
In the Interest of Justice: Granting Post-Conviction Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) Testing to Inmates
Jennifer Boemer
The Fourth Amendment: The Privacy of Overhead Luggage Compartments on Commercial Buses
Jason W. Eldridge
Responding to the Issue of "Driving While Black": A Plan for Community Action Through Litigation and Legislation
Scott Moriarity
Constitutional Law-Scouting: Be Prepared Minnesota
Andre LaMere
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