Information Law and Society

What it covers

This course considers the way jurisdictions in Australia deal with information, be it the private information of the citizen, or the information in possession by states and corporations. You will be introduced to a range of legal and policy mechanisms that test the nature of how information and data (personal, security, commercial, legal) is treated, when it might be used in courts, corporations and the state, how this information can be accessed and the ethical dilemmas associated with that access.

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