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Issue 16:3 (Fall 2001)
Foreseeability in Patent Law
by Matthew J. Conigliaro, Andrew C. Greenburg, and Mark
A. Lemley
Empirical Analysis
of the Federal Circuit's Claim Construction Trends
by Christian A. Chu
Clones, Bones,
and Twilight Zones: Protecting the Digital Persona of the
Quick, the Dead, and the Imaginary
by Joseph J. Beard
Link Law
Revisited: Internet Linking Law at Five Years
by Mark Sableman
Is There a There
There? Toward Greater Certainty for Internet Jurisdiction
by Michael A. Geist
Issue 16:Supplement (Summer 2001)
Back from
the Future: A Proleptic Review of the Digital Millenium Copyright
Act
by David Nimmer
Norm Proselytizers
Create A Privacy Entitlment in Cyberspace
by Steven A. Hetcher
Are
Xenotransplantation Safeguards Legally Viable?
by Patrik S. Florencio and Erik D. Ramanathan
Exorcising
the Specter of a "Pay-Per-Use" Society: Toward Preserving
Fair Use and the Public Domain in the Digital Age
Comment by John R. Therien
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