"The purpose of this two-day National Institute is to explore recent developments involving computers and the Internet, especially in the realms of criminal law, business law, and intellectual property. The presenters and panelists are nationally known professionals including practitioners, judges, academics, and scientists. The following topics will be covered at the Institute:

• Identity theft
• The future of ICANN and control of the Internet
• Ethics for handling electronic documents and evidence
• Digital forensics for investigations and the courtroom
• Pornography and sexual predators on the Internet
• Civil copyright enforcement
• Tracking, data mining, and marketing of information obtained from Internet users
• Computer crime and procedure
• Plus - a debate on ‘The NSA Wiretap Program and the U.S. Constitution’"

Date: June 18-20, 2008
Location: Mandarin Oriental; 1330 Maryland Avenue, SW; Washington, DC
More information at: http://www.abanet.org/cle/programs/n08ceh1.html

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