Spring 2014
6361 Property Crime in the Information Age - MOOHR- 23501

Professor(s): Geraldine Moohr (FACULTY)

Credits: 3

Course Areas: Constitutional and Criminal Law 
Intellectual Property and Information Law

Time: 9:00a-10:30a  MWLocation:  

Course Outline: "Property Crime in the Information Age” melds two independent fields, criminal law and the law of information and intellectual property. This new area of the law has evolved to protect information products from unauthorized use that is facilitated by the internet and digitization. The main focus is on federal criminal laws: trade secret theft, criminal copyright infringement, business information frauds, and identity theft, among other crimes. Policy issues, such as the relation between civil and criminal law, are examined throughout. There is no prerequisite.

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Course Notes: Quota = 50  

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Final Exam Schedule: 05/05 4-7pm      

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Satisfies Skills Course Requirement: No
Satisfies Senior Writing Requirement: No

Book Requirements:

• (10/7/2013 12:47:42 PM ) Title: The Criminal Law of Intellectual Property & Information
  Author: G. Szott Moohr
  Edition: 2008 Year:  ISBN:  Publisher: N/A