This paper was published in the Volume 14 of the John Marshall Journal of Computer and Information Law, October, 1995.
This paper is not intended as legal advice - laws change and the facts in an individual situation may make a crucial difference. This paper is intended as an academic discussion of the legal issues that affect computer information systems and their operators. If you have a specific legal problem, consult with a qualified attorney.
This paper is available directly in web form by clicking here. (Page breaks from the printed version are marked, 149K)
If you would prefer to download the paper, set your web browser to "download to disk" or the equivalent, and select either ASCII text format (page breaks marked,132K) or Microsoft Word format (converted directly from the journal's final version, 149K) format.
![[E-Law Web Page]](http://www.Loundy.com/Graphics/Return.GIF)