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Alberto Escudero-Pascual2004

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Questioning lawful access to traffic data

Alberto Escudero-Pascual · Ian R. Hosein

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Digitalization, Law, and Regulation ICT Impact and Policies Criminal Law and Evidence

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The path to technology-neutral policy is fraught with danger as more legislation is updated to deal with new communications infrastructures.

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Year2004

Typearticle

Published2004-03-01

VenueCommunications of the ACM

ISSN-L0001-0782

Languageen

Citations26

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