Re: Computer law text?

On Wed, 24 Mar 1999, Robert A. Kreiss <kreiss[_at_]odo.law.udayton.edu> wrote:
>
> I have been teaching a course called Protection of Computers and
> Software every other year since 1991. It focuses on the protection
> of software, but barely anything on internet issues. My course
> materials are like a standard kind of casebook (edited cases,
> introductory; material, notes, questions). My course is a 2-credit
> course. The current syllabus is at my homepage:
>
> http://homepages.udayton.edu/~kreiss/webprote.htm
>
> Take a look and, if you want, I could print out a complete set of
> the materials for you (they run 650 pages plus I reproduce the CONTU
> report as an appendix). Or, I could try to e-mail them to you.

I would be very interested in seeing a copy of your casebook, since I have in the past tried to prepare one covering much the same issues, and more, and have found it impossible to keep it up to date. (I probably am trying to do much, especially as my course is not limited to intellectual property issues -- even though those, along with free speech, are my major concerns -- and there are no prerequisites for the course.)

I would also really like to get my hands on a digital version of the CONTU report, but have never been able to find one. I suppose it is too much to hope that your Appendix version of that report is in digital form.

My address for hard copy is:

Peter D. Junger
CWRU Law School
Cleveland, OH 44106
<junger[_at_]samsara.law.cwru.edu>

Thanks,
Peter

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