Cyberlaw Book Resources

Resources for the Book: Cyberlaw

Law for Digital Spaces and Information Systems

By John Bandler

Here are resources and links regarding my book and online course on cyberlaw.

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

• Read the book first, then read the additional references for deeper learning.
• Find statutes, cases, and articles easily.

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 (an explainer page)
• Cyberlawbook printable tabs 2025-01-28 (Word document you can print to paper, then use tape to make tabs for the main parts, like I did here)

Part 1: Introducing the Book and a Mindset for Learning Cyberlaw

• 1. Why Cyberlaw and Using the Book (Introduction)
• 2. Cyberlaw Introduced
• 3. Reading, Learning, Researching, Writing, and Artificial Intelligence Tools

Part 2: Introducing Law and Our Legal System

• 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 the Digital Domain of “Cyberspace”: Introducing Technology, Cybersecurity, Cybercrime, and Data Privacy Issues

• 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:” Cybercrime and Cybercrime Investigations

• 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: Traditional Civil Law Applied to Cyberspace

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

Part 6: Civil Cyberlaw II: Data Law, Cybersecurity Law, and Privacy 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 and Cyber Conflict

• 35. International cyber conflict and law

Part 8: Speech, Expression, and Thought in Cyberspace and Our Brains

• 36. Cyber speech and the battle for our minds

Part 9: Organization Management and Cyberlaws

• 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 and 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 (the book glossary is extensive, see a shorter set of term definitions here)
• 48. Index

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

• Cyberlaw book FAQ
• Who is the Cyberlaw Book For?

Other

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

Details and ISBN

• Title: Cyberlaw: Law for Digital Spaces and Information Systems
• Author John T. Bandler. Publisher: Bandler Group LLC.  1st Edition, 2025
• See main book page for other book details

Links

• Purchase the book
  • More about the book on this site
  • Amazon book links
    • Paperback, $24.95
    • Hardcover, $34.95
    • eBook, $9.95
    • Audiobook $9.95 at Amazon (virtual voice)
      • Audiobook $9.95 at Audible (an Amazon company)
  • Amazon - John's Author page
• Purchase the online course
  • See my Udemy page for links and coupon codes (I offer a free and a paid cyberlaw course which both parallel the book)
• Resources on this website on Cyberlaw:
  • See above for a chapter-by-chapter links
  • See these course reading lists (undergrad, graduate, and law school)
    • JJ Sec 213 Cyberlaw 2026 Spring  (undergraduate general cyberlaw, covering the entire book, adjust depth and detail accordingly for your class)
    • Pace IS 647 Law Info Systems 2025 Spring (graduate information systems law for information systems, covering the entire book, adjust depth and detail accordingly for your class)
    • Pace Law 606B Cybercrime and Cybersecurity (law school course covering the entire book, supplemented by primary legal authorities)
    • Visit Who is the Cyberlaw Book For? which can help you customize for your course (or just contact me). It is simply a matter of adjusting depth and time duration of coverage.

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