Index

• Author: Karen Eltis
• Pages: 183-186

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Index

AB v Bragg Communications Inc, x ii, 3,

67, 74–75, 89

Access to justice.

Internet’s chilling eec t, 3, 15, 68,

84–90

privacy protection versus, 74–75, 89

Anonymiz ation, 93–99

de-anonymi zation, 96–97

limitation s, 94–95

open courts principle, eect on, 71,

83–84

Costeja case, 3 –9

Courts . See also Electronic cou rt

records

government-owned servers, in-

fringement on separation of

power s, 22–2 3

inability to correc t documents

once released, 75–76

integrity, Internet’s potential to

compromise, 15

judicial use of Internet resource s,

development of guidelines, 59

loss of control over records once

posted online, 75–76, 97

mindful po sting, 81–82

preservation guidelines, need for

courts to develop, 60

privacy of litigants, e ect of failure

to protect, 3

publishers, as , 72–73

bias in favour of disclosure, 73

delays prior to publishing, bene-

ts of, 89

records containing personal

information, r isk of improper

use , 15–16

technology issues impac ting pri-

vacy, need to identify, 2, 17–18

Cyber searches

jud icia ry, b y

balanced approach, need for,

54–57

concerns, 41–46 , 49–50

principles, 62

perception of justice, eect on, 15

Electronic c ourt records

balancing acces s to justice versus

privacy protec tion, 74–75, 89

commercial use by thi rd parties,

84–90