March 26-28 CyberCrime Conference at Yale

Yale Law's Information Society Project reminds me that registration
is filling up for the CyberCrime conference on March 26 - 28 at Yale.
Details at: http://islandia.law.yale.edu/isp/digital_cops.htm  Advance
registration is necessary, but the only charge for this three-day
conference is a modest charge for food service.

The conference will bring together policy makers, security experts,
law enforcement personnel, social activists and academics to discuss
the emerging phenomena of cybercrime and law enforcement.
Participants will question both the efficacy of fighting cybercrime and
the civil liberties implications arising from innovations in law enforcement
methods of operation.

The writing competition has been already attracted high quality
submissions (40 international submissions for the writing competition
and 30 pre-invited presentations). In addition to a day-and-a-half of
panels, the keynote will be by Dan Geer - Principal, Geer Risk Services,
 Verdasys, Inc., with a dinner speech by John Podesta - President and
CEO, Center for American Progress.  Should be a extremely valuable
program.

The Schedule and Participants for the conference is at:
http://islandia.law.yale.edu/isp/digital%20cops/schedule.htm

Douglas Simpson, J.D.
"Unintended Consequences" at http://dougsimpson.com



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There is a read/write Web page with resources that will be linked there and used during the Seminar on PDFs for lawyers and legal applications:

http://Network-Lawyers.org/PDFLinks

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