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The use of email continues to increase year on year, and it has brought with it a plethora of legal issues. Organisations without effective email policies can leave themselves open to civil and criminal proceedings, as well as the cost of PR management and wasted system resources. This book focuses on the legal aspects of email use. It sets out the legal and technical background to current law and then explores specific areas in which significant issues have arisen, such as: privacy defamation copyright access regimes criminal justice civil litigation. The book covers relevant legislation such as the Data Protection Act 1998, the Freedom of Information Act 2000, and the regimes on interception of communications and criminal and civil evidence. It also considers case law including that on communications privacy (Copland v. UK, Fosh v. Cardiff University) and confidentiality (Coco v. Clark).

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