UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND JOURNAL OF LAW AND TECHNOLOGY The first exclusively online law review. The[removed]Richmond Journal of Law and Technology Student Law and Technology Writing Competition

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• Email
• Legal education
• Humanities
• Technology
• Digital media
• Richmond Journal of Law and Technology
• University of Richmond
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Richmond Journal of Law & Technology Volume XXI, Issue 1 THE REASONABLE INFORMATION SECURITY PROGRAM Peter Sloan*

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• Computing
• Crime prevention
• National security
• Privacy law
• Information security
• Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
• Security controls
• Identity theft
• Internet privacy
• Security
• Data security
• Computer security

Richmond Journal of Law & Technology Volume XVIII, Issue 3 ADMISSIBILITY OF NON-U.S. ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE By Kenneth N. Rashbaum,* Matthew F. Knouff,** and

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• Hearsay
• Paul W. Grimm
• Evidence
• Electronic discovery
• Digital evidence
• Business records exception
• Discovery
• Electronically stored information
• Rules of evidence
• Law
• Digital forensics
• Evidence law

UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND JOURNAL OF LAW AND TECHNOLOGY The first exclusively online law review. The[removed]Richmond Journal of Law and Technology Student Law and Technology Writing Competition

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• Legal education
• Academia
• Humanities
• Higher education
• Richmond Journal of Law and Technology
• University of Richmond
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The Richmond Law Journal of Law and Technology[removed]Student Law and Technology Writing Competition with the Rick Klau Prize 1st Prize:

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Richmond Journal of Law & Technology Volume XIV, Issue I THE "FIRST-TO-FILE" PATENT SYSTEM: WHY ADOPTION IS

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• Civil law
• Property law
• Legal professions
• Intellectual property law
• Patent
• First to file and first to invent
• United States patent law
• Inventor
• Prior art
• Patent law
• Law
• Monopoly

Richmond Journal of Law and Technology Vol. XVI, Issue 4 FIRE PATTERN ANALYSIS, JUNK SCIENCE, OLD WIVES TALES, AND IPSE DIXIT: EMERGING FORENSIC

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• Security
• Firefighting in the United States
• NFPA 921
• Forensic science
• Fire protection engineering
• Firefighter
• Crime scene
• Fingerprint
• Fire protection
• Fire investigation
• Public safety
• Safety

Richmond Journal of Law and Technology Vol. XVII, Issue 3 LAW IN THE AGE OF EXABYTES: SOME FURTHER THOUGHTS ON ‘INFORMATION INFLATION’

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• Civil procedure
• United States magistrate judges
• Data
• Information retrieval
• Paul W. Grimm
• Electronic discovery
• Concept Search
• Electronically stored information
• Digital evidence
• Digital forensics
• Law
• Information

Richmond Journal of Law and Technology Vol. XVII, Issue 3 FEDERAL RULE OF EVIDENCE 502: HAS IT LIVED UP TO ITS POTENTIAL?

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• Paul W. Grimm
• Attorney–client privilege
• Privileged communication
• Discovery
• Waiver
• Jaffee v. Redmond
• Privilege
• Work-product doctrine
• Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
• Law
• Civil procedure
• Attorney-client privilege

Richmond Journal of Law & Technology Volume XIX, Issue 4 NO IMPLIED EFFECT: THE “SAFE” FCC CELL PHONE RADIATION STANDARD AND

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• Technology
• Mobile phone radiation and health
• Federal Communications Commission
• Communications Act
• Federal preemption
• Specific absorption rate
• Arthur Firstenberg
• Ionizing radiation
• Radiobiology
• Medicine
• Health