University of New South Wales - Faculty of Law - Information Technology Law

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Notice - currency and access

This subject was last taught by me in Session 1, 1998, and I have not updated any of these pages since June 1998. You are welcome to use them as a resource, but please bear in mind that they are not being updated at present. I expect to next teach Information Technology Law in Session 1 2000, and the pages will updated at that time. I have a few other things to keep me busy in 1999. Recent papers of mine on cyberspace law are also found on my home page.

Welcome to students who are studying Information Technology Law in 1999. You will need to obtain a password from your teacher to access some pages on the site. 'R' means access is restricted to students enrolled in Information Technology Law  Students who have studied this subject with me in previous years will also need to contact me in order to access the restricted resources on the site.

- Graham Greenleaf (1 March 1999)

[Previous Notices]

Content of the Cyberspace Law pages

  • Administration: [Objectives & assessment] [Schedule of topics] [Lab instructions]
  • Teaching: [Reading Guides - R] [1998 Essay topics- R] [1998 Exam - R]
  • Research: [Articles - some R]
  • Class email discussion lists (These facilities operate  only while the subject is being taught)
  • Search the Cyberspace Law pages

    •    Search Terms:   
    Search type: 

    Searching uses AustLII's SINO legal search software: Use AND, OR, NOT and NEAR connectors for Boolean searching; Do not use any connectors for Freeform searching; Help is available.Some materials found by searching will be [R] See also AustLII User Guides

    Other cyberspace law resources

  • AustLII's World Law Index: Cyberspace Law - [Australian] [World-wide]
  • AustLII's World Law Search beta version (Cyberspace Law only) - [Australian] [World-wide]
  • AustLII's World Law Search (everything) - [Current version] [Beta version]
  • Privacy Law & Policy Reporter (PLPR) - [Browse PLPR] [Search PLPR]
  • Cyberspace law resources in UNSW Library - ['Computers and law' serials] [Books in Law Reserve]

    • Credits

    These resources are prepared by Graham Greenleaf for students studying Information Technology Law at UNSW. Special thanks to Geoffrey King and Daniel Austin at AustLII for assistance with email and search engine facilities - and feathers, shaun and gromit of course; to Andrew Mowbray for SINO and Findacts; and to Philip Chung for keeping us all organised.
    Graham Greenleaf, Professor of Law, University of New South Wales
    Tel: (02) 9385 2233 (UNSW), (02) 9514 3171 (AustLII), (02) 95695310 (Home) Fax: (02) 9385 1175 (UNSW), (02) 9569 8384 (Home) E-mail: g.greenleaf@unsw.edu.au  or  graham@austlii.edu.au  Personal web pages.
    These pages created August 1995. Last updated at the date of the most recent Notice above. 

    This page is http://www2.austlii.edu.au/itlaw/ These are not official UNSW pages.