Developing a Framework for Cyberlaw

Developing the framework of the network law is based on the premise that you are hoping to witness the birth and development of the legal system. You need a large and complex social system that does not belong to all other legal systems. In addition, this system is necessary to speed up the process of legal development like the generation of thousands of years. So you can witness not just the moment of the process. The system may look like a fantasy of a social scientist, but assume that it exists. It is called the Internet. (1) "Network Space" created by William Gibson at the science fiction "Nervous Rover" in 1984 is "culture and society of people who can give power only by digital connection".

A review of the development of the Internet and the Internet law in the United States can be traced back to the military research network Arpanet 1968 sponsored by the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA). The ultimate goal of Internet invention was to ensure military communication during the war. It later developed into private sector and university research in the 20th century. This is the time of family. Nevertheless, the 18 th revision eventually banned the manufacture and sale of alcohol and came into effect in January 1920. It is seen as an order fighting desperately for alcohol as "a struggle between older Americans, a more rural order and emerging urban society", and its more conservative value . "Many women like female feminist leagues want to eliminate" evil ".

There are academic perspectives on the future direction of cyber law from conservative to luxurious. "Traditional" legal commentators believe that cyberspace is no different from other "spaces" occupied by telecommunications. The domestic telecommunications law is well developed, why is the Cyberspace Act different? Therefore, Jack Goldsmith thinks that cyber law should trace the footsteps of international law. In other words, "Every country has a responsibility to regulate the harm that affects the region."

With the voluntary and phenomenal growth of cyberspace, new problems related to various legal aspects of cyberspace are starting to emerge. Network law or Internet law was born to deal with absolutely complicated and new legal problems related to cyberspace. The evolution of cyberspace has resulted in the development of the field of new and highly specialized laws called cyber law for the Internet and the World Wide Web. Cyber ​​crime 2 is a criminal act that causes damage or intrusion to a computer or network. Cybercrime also includes the use of computers as a tool for criminal acts such as extortion of the Internet and Internet fraud. The computer increases the power and scope of the criminal by greatly committing such a crime