LAW 312
Cybercrime
Survey of legal issues raised by cyber-related crime organized by two themes: (1) substantive criminal law (the scope, structure, and limitations of the criminal laws that reach cyber-related crime); and (2) criminal procedure (scope, structure, and limitations of the privacy laws and constitutional principles that regulate law enforcement investigations of cyber-related crime). Topics include: jurisdictional issues (federal/state dynamics and international cooperation in collecting evidence); national security considerations (state-sponsored intrusions and IP theft, terrorists' use of the internet, government surveillance); and encryption.
Topics
- jurisdictional issues (federal/state dynamics and international cooperation in collecting evidence)
- national security considerations (state-sponsored intrusions and IP theft
- terrorists' use of the internet
- government surveillance)
- and encryption
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027