JILT 1999 (2)

Special Feature: The Year 2000

with Guest Editor:
Diane Rowland

JILT welcomes the new members of the Editorial Board

Contents

Editorial

• The Year 2000 Problem: Introduction (Editorial)
  Diane Rowland

Refereed Articles

• Beyond the Millennium - The Legal Issues: Sale of Goods Issues and the Millennium Bug
  Robert Bradgate
• Banks and Business Customers: The Y2K Problem
  Andrew Campbell
• Reasonable Design
  Gordon Hughes
• The Millennium Bug and Product Liability
  Geraint Howells
• Y2K and Contractual Exemption Clauses
  Elizabeth Macdonald
• Y2K - Will There be a Litigation Explosion?
  John Peysner
• Negligence, Professional Competence and Computer Systems
  Diane Rowland
• The Millennium Bug and Corporate Criminal Liability
  Celia Wells
• What's in a (Domain) Name? Web Addresses as Loan Collateral
  Jacqueline Lipton
• Computer-Mediated Legal Argument: Towards new Opportunities in Education
  Arno Lodder and Bart Verheij
• An Examination of Surveillance Technology and Their Implications for Privacy and Related Issues - The Philosophical Legal Perspective
  Emir Mohammed

Commentaries

• Why use Digital Signatures for Electronic Commerce?
  John Angel
• A Few Coppers Change
  Stuart Hyde
• Standardisation of Data for the Judicial Intranet - Uniform Case Citation
  Sean Overend

Book Reviews

• The Knowledge Web: Learning and Collaborating on the Web
  Abdul Paliwala
• Electronic Commerce and International Taxation
  Peter Kangis
• Internet. Which Court Decides? Which Law Applies?
  Peter Kangis

Conference Reports

• 14th Annual BILETA Conference - CYBERSPACE 1999: Crime, Criminal Justice and the Internet
  Paul Maharg