The internet has been around in the mainstream since the early 90’s… but cyberlaw- hmm, not so much. Finally, governments are catching on the reality of this beast called the internet. Specifically, cyber attacks, cybercrimes, and cyberbullying have been a huge fear as of late. As our world becomes more wired and interdependent, the smallest wrench in …
So here I am trying to get comfy here in my little corner on the internet, but first I had to write my obligatory legal disclaimer before I could feel at ease. I looked at some other disclaimers to get an idea and it made me think of a few issues. The main issues for …
Ok, this isn’t quiiite law related, but it’s me-related. Check out this article on America.gov about the Islamic Society of North America’s annual convention Danya Shakfeh, who also attended the convention, said the event provides an opportunity for Muslims to meet. “It is a good platform for Muslims to get to know each other and to network,” Shakfeh …
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I admit, I admit. I’ve been scouting the competition trying to figure out what a legal blog should be like. I admit that most blogs I’ve come across are- well, with all due respect- not my cup of tea. Firstly, I want my blog to appeal to everyone: lawyers and non alike. Secondly, I want …
There has been much talk lately about the internet being a fundamental right. That basically means that the government has to go through much more hoops to take it away from you, even in the case of emergencies. As a fun exercise of contrast: A. Finland has declared the internet as a fundamental right. and …