Featured Article: Volume 21
Recasting Privacy Torts in a Spaceless World
Patricia Sánchez Abril
Most Downloaded Articles
- Sex Selection: Regulating Technology Enabling The Predetermination Of A Child's Gender
- The Computation of Damages in Patent Infringement Actions
- Beyond Network Neutrality
- The Demeaning of Identity & Personhood in National Identification Systems
- DNA Evidence: Probability, Population Genetics, & The Courts
- Patent Misuse & Antitrust Reform: "Blessed be the Tie?"
- Technology Transfer & Its Role In International Environmental Law: A Structural Dilemma
- The Case For A Federal Trade Secrets Act
- Rethinking Reexamination: Toward A Viable Administrative Revocation System For U.S. Patent Law
- Forensic Science: The Need for Regulation
Announcing JOLT Digest
The Harvard Journal of Law & Technology is proud to announce the debut of its new online companion, the JOLT Digest. Please visit http://jolt.law.harvard.edu/digest to read short articles on recent developments in areas such as patents, copyright, biotechnology, telecommunications and cyberlaw.
If you are interested in having your commentary on a topic covered in a recent Digest post added, please email jolt.digest.editor@gmail.com.
Symposium: Altered Identities
March 13-14, 2008, Harvard Law School
A two-part discussion that will explore the intersection between the online identities of individuals and the law, as well as the intersection between the genetic identities of individuals and the law.
Featuring Keynotes from:
- Peter Fleischer - Global Privacy Counsel, Google
- Professor Michael Sandel - President's Council on Bioethics ('02-'05)
Training Materials
To download and view our training presentations at your leisure, please visit Training.