Cyberspace Law Seminar Spring 2008 Nicholas Johnson University of Iowa College of Law Iowa City, Iowa

NOTE: This page, and those to which it links, provide the administrative regulations, reading assignments, writing requirements and deadlines, and other information relevant to the University of Iowa College of Law Spring 2008 Cyberspace Law Seminar. Once students' seminar papers are available they will be linked from this page.

Anyone not enrolled in the seminar is free to use this site -- subject to the usual copyright restrictions with regard to material prepared by the instructor and students: (a) all rights are reserved by the author, with, usually, (b) permission granted for individual use (viewing, linking, downloading, and printing limited to one copy), (c) but not for posting to other Web sites. (If other Web sites link to a paper that is here, rather than copying it, that will ensure that any subsequent revisions will be reflected in the linked document.) (d) Any commercial, or other use, requires permission from the author. (If you are unable to reach the author directly, you may communicate with him or her through the instructor.)

If you have any suggestions, questions, or comments please e-mail them to me:  -- Nicholas Johnson, December 3, 2007.

In this table, "TDate" refers to the date when the participant's topic was submitted originally (or finally, if revisions were involved). "TConf" refers to the date when the "topic conference" was held with the instructor. "OConf" refers to the date of the "outline conference." "1stDConf" to the date of the "first draft conference."
 

Participant	Topic, as of . . .	TDate	TConf	OConf	1stDConf

Although it is neither a seminar requirement nor a source of extra credit, participants who do not already have a personal Web page but would like to have one, are encouraged to prepare and post a personal Web page while enrolled in the seminar. The URLs for any Web page sites they already have, or may now create, will be listed here. -- N.J.)