Cyberlaw Book Resources

Resources for the Book: Cyberlaw

Law for Digital Spaces and Information Systems

By John Bandler

This page provides resources and links regarding my book and online course on cyberlaw. It is a work in progress.

The table of contents is listed below, with links to each chapter reference page which has relevant resources and links.

Looking for something else?

• See about the book and where to buy it at my main book page.
• See about my Udemy course on cyberlaw and coupon code
• See my book FAQ page
• See who the book is for

Table of Contents of the book (with linked resources)

Below is a chapter list with links to chapter references and additional reading for each chapter. This will evolve and is provided as a courtesy and free resource.

• About the author (on this website)
• Acknowledgements
• 0. About the chapter resource pages (website only - this is not in the book)

Part 1: Cyberlaw learning mindset

• 1. Why cyberlaw and using the book
• 2. Cyberlaw sits on a foundation of traditional law
• 3. Reading, learning, researching, writing, and artificial intelligence tools

Part 2: Introduction to law

• 4. Rules humans create, live by, and break
• 5. Laws introduced: Rules from government
• 6. Introducing the US legal system: Substantive laws and procedural laws (laws for conduct, and a process to investigate and resolve)
• 7. U.S. Constitution and Amendments: The foundation for law and government
• 8. Crime, criminal law, and criminal justice introduced
• 9. Civil law introduced
• 10. The First Amendment and protections for speech from government interference
• 11. The Fourth Amendment and government search and seizure
• 12. Jurisdiction

Part 3:  Entering “cyberspace”

• 13. How did we get to cyberlaw?
• 14. Cybercrime and identity theft
• 15. Markets for your data and a need for privacy
• 16. Technology introduced
• 17. Cybersecurity introduced
• 18. Applying law to the digital domain

Part 4: Criminal cyberlaw

• 19. The Western Express cybercrime case
• 20. Substantive cybercrime laws
• 21. Criminal procedure and gathering evidence
• 22. Virtual currency and money laundering
• 23. Solving the cybercrime problem

Part 5:  Civil cyberlaw I

• 24. Intentional torts (wrongs)
• 25. Negligence law
• 26. Contract law
• 27. Regulation introduced
• 28. Intellectual property law

Part 6: Civil cyberlaw II: Data law

• 29. Data law introduced
• 30. Data breach notification laws
• 31. Cybersecurity and data protection laws
• 32. Privacy and privacy laws
• 33. Artificial intelligence
• 34. Summarizing some data laws

Part 7: International cyber actions

• 35. International cyber conflict and law

Part 8: Speech and expression in depth

• 36. Cyber speech and the battle for our minds

Part 9: Organizations and cyberlaw

• 37. Business law basics
• 38. Management and policy work
• 39. Managing cyber issues
• 40. Cybersecurity frameworks
• 41. The Four Pillars of Cybersecurity

Part 10: Conclusion, Resources, Appendix

• 42. Conclusion
• 43. My journey to write this book
• 44. References and additional reading
• 45. List of diagrams
• 46. Frequent abbreviations
• 47. Glossary
• 48. Index

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

• Cyberlaw book FAQ

Other

Course instructors: If you are teaching a course using this book and would like additional resources, please contact me if I can be of help. If you are considering this as a book, feel free to reach out, and see this.

Details and ISBN

• Title: Cyberlaw: Law for Digital Spaces and Information Systems
• Author and Publisher: John Bandler, or Bandler Group LLC (still deciding)
• 1st Edition, 2025 (forthcoming)
• Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN) TBD
  • First edition ISBNs (2025, current edition)
  • Paperback, ISBN TBD
  • Hardcover ("hardback"): ISBN TBD
  • eBook: ISBN TBD

Links

• Purchase the book
  • More about the book on this site
  • Amazon book links
    • Paperback, $24.95, LINK TBD
    • Hardcover, $34.95, LINK TBD
    • eBook, $14.95, LINK TBD
  • Amazon - John's Author page
• Purchase the online course
  • See my Udemy page for links and coupon codes (Cyberlaw course is free for now)
• Resources on this website on Cyberlaw:
  • See above for a chapter-by-chapter links (when available)
  • See these course reading lists (undergrad and law school)
    • JJ Sec 213 Cyberlaw 2024 Fall
    • PL Law 606B Cybercrime cybersecurity 2024 Fall 
  • Services
  • Cybersecurity Services

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