Search Results - "Journal of law, information and science"

NIPT: Not inherently patentable?: An analysis of the patent-eligibility of prenatal diagnostic patents by Bryanna Workman

“…This paper analyses the patent-eligibility of non-invasive prenatal testing ('NIPT'), an issue which was considered by the Federal Court of Australia in 2018,…”
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Editorial by Dianne Nicol

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An analysis of defamatory capacity, the reasonable user, and search engine liability for defamation in Australia after 'Trkulja v Google' (2018 HCA 25) by Adam Day

“…This paper analyses the law's response to the challenge posed by search engine results when assessing liability for defamation. Unlike traditional…”
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Editorial by Dianne Nicol

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Can distributed ledger technology support auditability of patient data in electronic health records?: A comparative legal study by James Scheibner, Marcello Ienca, Effy Vayena

“…After both national governments and healthcare institutions have attempted moving towards using electronic health records ('EHRs'), access control,…”
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Australian regulatory response to genome edited plants by Karinne Ludlow

“…Genetic variation in plants is fundamental to food security. Biotechnology can speed up plant breeding and creation of that variation. Genome editing…”
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Public confidence and policy-making for enhancing technologies: Lessons from the United Kingdom by Charlotte Elves

“…When thinking about how best to make policy in respect of enhancing technologies in the life sciences, there are important lessons to be learnt from the…”
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What it means to be responsible for action: Mind and movement in criminal law by Bebhinn Donnelly-Lazarov

“…This paper asks whether law has a persuasive conception of action and considers what it might mean to be responsible for action so conceived. The matter is…”
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The European Union's 'General Data Protection Regulation' and collaborative driving: Riding on the edge of lawfulness? by Maurice Schellekens

“…This article focuses on a system that can warn the driver of a car of dangerous driving situations. This system relies on V2V communication: each vehicle…”
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Defining human enhancement: Towards a foundational conceptual tool for enhancement law by Ana Nordberg

“…Emerging technologies open the prospect of extraordinary interventions on the human body. These may go beyond what is strictly necessary to sustain health and…”
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Blue skies still ahead: A retrospective and prospective look at technology in the legal professions by Elliott COOK

“…There is much speculation out there on the future impact of technology (including artificial intelligence) on the study, practice and administration of law…”
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Editorial by Dianne Nicol

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Keep calm but don't carry on: New drone regulations in the United States by Sara M Smyth

“…This article examines how the expanding application of drone technology is challenging existing legal and aviation regulatory systems in the United States…”
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Oil, food, corruption and blockchains - a retrospective examination of Iraq's oil for food programme by Lynden Griggs, Manfred Ewikowski

“…Blockchain technology is touted to be a cure for many of the world's ills. It is said the technology can decentralise government power, increase security and…”
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NIPT: Not inherently patentable?: An analysis of the patent-eligibility of prenatal diagnostic patents by Bryanna Workman

“…This paper analyses the patent-eligibility of non-invasive prenatal testing ('NIPT'), an issue which was considered by the Federal Court of Australia in 2018,…”
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Policy-making for human enhancement technologies: Scientific description, philosophical prescription, and the constraints of law by Hannah Maslen

“…Policy-making for human enhancement technologies requires forward thinking about the likely and possible responses of the law and other regulatory tools. It…”
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Defining human enhancement: Towards a foundational conceptual tool for enhancement law by Ana Nordberg

“…Emerging technologies open the prospect of extraordinary interventions on the human body. These may go beyond what is strictly necessary to sustain health and…”
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Editorial by Dianne Nicol

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Editorial by Brendan Gogarty

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Policy-making for human enhancement technologies: Scientific description, philosophical prescription, and the constraints of law by Hannah Maslen

“…Policy-making for human enhancement technologies requires forward thinking about the likely and possible responses of the law and other regulatory tools. It…”
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