[ULRP-TORT] ABSTRACTS: Injury and Tort Law
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Injury and Tort Law
AREA 21
August 6, 1999
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1. Giving the Internet An Acid Bath of Economics:
Electronic Defamation Viewed Through a New Lens
Ray Ibrahim
Virginia Journal of Law and Technology
FALL 1997
REF: ULRP9900069
Abstract is on these Lists: 6, 10, 21
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1. Giving the Internet An Acid Bath of Economics:
Electronic Defamation Viewed Through a New Lens
Ray Ibrahim
Virginia Journal of Law and Technology
University of Virginia
http://vjolt.student.virginia.edu/home.html
FALL 1997
http://vjolt.student.virginia.edu/graphics/vol2/home_art5.html
REF: ULRP9900069
ABSTRACT:
The freedom of speech has been characterized as the
matri, the indispensable condition of nearly every
other form of freedom, and is clearly the touchstone
of individual liberties embodied in the
Constitution.[1] It comes as no surprise, therefore,
that the free speech guarantee of the First Amendment
has been subject to intense judicial scrutiny and
formulation. As a result, constitutional scholars are
apt to spend much intellectual effort in theorizing
various judicial approaches to the tremendous body of
First Amendment law.[2] The effort is complicated
enormously through First Amendment jurisprudence
dictating that the free speech guarantees apply
differently to various information media — print,
radio broadcasting, television broadcasting, and cable
broadcasting.[3] With the recent prevalence of the
Internet[4] as a popular tool for information
dissemination, constitutional scholars and jurists
face yet another dimension to the First Amendment
spectrum of application.
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