Technology & Science
Apr. 22, 2011
Does WikiLeaks Have Anything to Do With the Internet?
Should we worry that the law seems generally oblivious to the fact that WikiLeaks exists on the Internet? By Aaron Caplan of Loyola Law School.
LAST IN TWO-PART SERIES: (Part one appeared on April 20)
The fact that WikiLeaks exists on the Internet, rather than in some other medium, has profound practical impact, but remarkably little legal impact. Today's installment examines two more ways in which any prosecution against the operators of WikiLeaks will be resolved through legal principles that predate the Internet as a specific medium
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