The Pittsburgh Journal of Technology Law & Policy (JTLP) is a student produced journal of contemporary legal topics involving technology of all kinds. The Journal publishes two issues per year, one in the fall and one in the spring, and welcomes submissions of manuscripts from legal scholars, practicing attorneys and anyone who is interested in submitting appealing, technology related material. In addition, submissions on topics linked specifically to the Western District of Pennsylvania are of particular interest to the Journal and are very well-regarded.
Vol 14, No 2 (2014)
Table of Contents
Front Matter
| Spring 2014 Table of Contents and Publication Information | |
| i-iv |
Articles
| Break on Through: An Analysis of Computer Damage Cases | |
| Ioana Vasiu, Lucian Vasiu | 158-201 |
| Mining the Final Frontier: Keeping Earth's Asteroid Mining Ventures from Becoming the Next Gold Rush | |
| Matthew Feinman | 202-235 |
| An Argument for States to Outlaw 'Revenge Porn' and for Congress to Amend 47 U.S.C. §230: How Our Current Laws Do Little to Protect Victims | |
| Casey Martinez | 236-252 |
| Too Much Too Soon? A Case for Hesitancy in the Passage of State and Federal Password Protection Laws | |
| Megan Davis | 253-272 |
Staff Article Series
| Introduction: Cybersecurity in Pittsburgh | |
| Kevin D. Ashley | 273-275 |
| Creating a Model of Cyber Proficiency: Remodeling Law Enforcement Tactics in Pittsburgh to Address the Evolving Nature of Cybersecurity | |
| Elizabeth Orton, Chris Schlag | 276-279 |
| What Does It Take to Survive a Breach in Today’s High- Risk World? When Your Prevention Fails (and It’s Going to Fail), What Do You Do? | |
| Scott M. Angelo | 280-292 |
| A Voluntary Cybersecurity Framework Is Unworkable- Government Must Crack the Whip | |
| Robert Gyenes | 293-314 |
| Throwing New Flags: Should There Be Criminal Sanctions or a Better Chance of Civil Sanctions for Lawyers or Service Providers Who Breach Confidentiality? | |
| Lea L. Lach | 315-332 |
| Cyber-Takings: The War on Crime Moves into the Cloud | |
| Larry McIntyre | 333-350 |
| An Era of Rapid Change: The Abdication of Cash & the FTC's Unfairness Authority | |
| Elie Freedman | 351-382 |
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