1. IA455 Chris Danieli and Zachary gibson
Issues in Cyber Law
IA455
Chris Danieli and Zachary gibson

2. Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
-Written and passed in 1984, the first real law to combat cybercrime
-It prohibits 7 actions
Obtaining National Security Information
Unauthorized access financial and government systems or any protected computer
The trespass into any government computer
Unauthorized access into a protected computer with intent to defraud
Unauthorized access into a protected computer resulting physical or logical damage
Prohibits password trafficking
Prohibits extortion attempting

3. Other Cyber Laws -The Electronic Communications Privacy Act
-The Stored Communications Act
-The Identity Theft and Assumption Deterrence Act
-The Identity Theft Penalty Enhancement Act
-The Access Device Fraud Act
-The Wire Fraud Act
-The Economic Espionage Act
-The National Stolen Property Act

4. Electronic Communication Privacy Act (1986)
Title I: Protects privacy of wire, oral, and electronic communications
Title II: Protects storage of electronic commuincations
Title III: Prohibits the use of pin register to record dialing, routing, addressing, and signaling information used in the process of transmitting wire or electronic communications without a court order.

5. Why's it Important? Originally did not cover email under Title I
Microsoft vs. DOJ (Can notify customers of search)

6. Fourth Amendment
"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized."

7. Fourth Amendment Case Law
Riley vs. California - 
Expired Registration Tags
Firearms
Cell Phone Seized
Tied to shooting based on evidence on phone

8. Fourth Amendment Case Law
Riley v. California Outcome - 
Unanimous Ruling 
Need warrant for electronic devices  (phones, laptops, tablets..)
Devices are not a danger to officers

9. Fourth Amendment Case Law
Fernandez vs. California - 
Man was attacked/robbed
Police request to search apartment
Denied by Fernandez
Allowed by co-tenant

10. Fourth Amendment Case Law
Fernandez vs. California Outcome - 
Justices vote in favor of California 6-3
Does not need warrant if co-tenant agrees while other tenant is not available

12. Cyber Law and Drones -Drones collect data -Video -Images
-Can be outfitted to pick up all sorts of signals
-Considerations
-Does the data collected infringe on your privacy?
-Can using drones by law enforcement to build a case to get a warrant in and of itself a warrantless search?
-The airspace is considered public but regulated by the FAA
-A person might have high fences to stop people from looking in from conventional surveillance techniques

14. Sources https://www.oyez.org/cases/2013/12-7822
overuse-secrecy-orders-now-congress-turn/
/cyberlaw-and-policy/