Byline:

Miguel Deutch

Issue:

VOL. XIV • Spring 1996 • NO. 3 (table of contents)

Abstract:

This article presents a description and evaluation of the 1995 Israeli Computer Law including the structure and scope, the protection of computers and programs, computer crimes, computer-assisted crimes, torts, evidence rules regarding the admissibility of computer print-outs and business records, and search and seizure laws.

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