The legal community constantly grapples with technologies that enable new conduct or
facilitate previously rare actions, blur estab-lished legal categories, diffuse or centralize …

It is often stated that the law lags behind technology. As technology changes and creates
new possibilities, lawyers and legal scholars struggle to deal with the implications. Many feel …

More and more Americans are turning to health care professionals to help plan their family
lives.'Nearly two in seven women of child-bearing age in the United States now rely on …

This article traces recent decisions about patents over seeds to examine the special property
rules that maintain controls over the second and subsequent generation (or progeny) seeds …

While at law school, I often found that the most interesting hypotheticals and research topics
were based on some new (or once new) technology. Examples might be taken from a range …

An array of emerging scientific and technological innovations promises to reshape
contemporary society. The healthcare, financial, and agricultural sectors, among others …

It has often been asserted that technology neutrality is the proper approach to ICT
regulation, but those making this assertion use the concept in a number of divergent senses …

This Article outlines a synthetic theory of law and technology that could contribute to the
development of legal analysis at the intersection of law and technology. The theory is' …

" Change is constant in nature and society."'In particular," institutional change is constant
and inevitable." 2 Indeed, some have characterized the constancy and inevitability of …

The expression 'soft law'is, at first sight, a non sequitur. Law is either 'hard'—that is,
enforceable, ultimately by the state—or it is not law. A norm that lacks formal consequences …