Legal Rigidity and Digital Fluidity: Relationships between the State and the Internet
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Nov 19, 2021
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This paper shall focus on the transformative nature of technology, namely in
facilitating criminal and terrorist activity and the unique challenges to regulation.
The Internet requires a re-examination of static concepts of territorial boundaries
and legal jurisdictions which contribute to uncertainty in regulation.
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