The New Jersey Center for Electronic
Transactions
and Informational Privacy
Seton Hall Law School cooperates with members of
the scientific and technology community, government,
and legal communities on a local and national level
to promote education and share resources involving
electronic transactions and intellectual property.
On June 26, 2001, the Senate and General Assembly of
the State of New Jersey passed the “Uniform
Electronic Transactions Act.” Section 12-25
established The New Jersey Center for Electronic
Transactions and Informational Privacy.
The Statute reads, “The New Jersey Center for
Electronic Transactions and Informational Privacy
shall be established within the Institute of Law,
Science and Technology at Seton Hall University
School of Law. The Center shall collect and evaluate
information on issues concerning electronic records
and privacy and shall compile its findings and any
recommendations for submission to the Secretary of
State and governmental agencies of this State, as
may be appropriate.”
Under the auspices of the Institute of
Law, Science & Technology,
Seminars and Lectures are held each year to
address a variety of topics related to all aspects
of intellectual property, including electronic
transactions and informational privacy. For
information on future seminars and lectures, please
visit Upcoming Events. For
descriptions of courses related to electronic
transactions and informational privacy, see
Curriculum.
Articles by present or former Seton Hall Law
School faculty may be found at the following links:
| Author |
Article Title |
| Bernstein, Gaia |
Accommodating Technological Innovation:
Identity, Genetic Testing and the Internet |
| Bernstein, Gaia |
The Paradoxes of Technological Diffusion |
| Bernstein, Gaia |
When New Technologies are Still New: Windows of
Opportunity for Privacy Protection |
| Ku, Raymond |
The Creative Destruction of Copyright: Napster and the New Economies of Digital Technology |
| Pasquale, Frank |
The Law and Economics of Information Overload
Externalities |
| Pasquale, Frank |
Rankings, Reductionism, and Responsibility |
| Solove, Daniel |
Access and Aggregation:
Public Records, Privacy, and the Constitution |
| Solove, Daniel |
Conceptualizing Privacy |
| Solove, Daniel |
Privacy and Power: Computer Databases and Metaphors for Information Privacy |
The New Jersey Center for Electronic Transactions
and Informational Privacy is under the leadership of
R. Erik Lillquist.
For further information, please contact Denise M.
Pinney,
pinneyde@shu.edu.
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