Cyber Law & Cyber Crimes

Cyber Law & Cyber Crimes by Dr. J. N. Barowalia and Dr. Aarushi Jain is a comprehensive legal guide that addresses the rapidly evolving field of cyber law in India. As digital platforms become central to communication, commerce, governance, and social interaction, this book explores how laws have adapted to address cyber crimes and digital misconduct.

The book examines the legal, procedural, and regulatory frameworks surrounding cyber space, including a deep dive into the Information Technology Act, 2000, and its amendments. It is a practical and theoretical resource for students, legal professionals, and law enforcement.

Key Features:

• Covers a wide range of cyber crimes, including hacking, identity theft, cyber stalking, online defamation, fraud, data breaches, and digital piracy.
• In-depth analysis of the Information Technology Act, 2000, and related rules, regulations, and amendments.
• Comparative legal perspectives from other countries and international conventions on cyber law.
• Includes relevant statutes, case laws, and government policies, making it both academically rigorous and practical for real-world use.
• Detailed appendices featuring landmark cases, government notifications, and rules under cyber legislation.

This book is useful for students, legal practitioners, judges, policy-makers, and law enforcement involved in cyber crime investigation and litigation.

Chapter 1: Introduction to Cyber Law with Special Reference to Information Technology Act
Chapter 2: Important Definitions under Cyber Law
Chapter 3: Cyber Law Vis-a-Vis Right to privacy
Chapter 4: Cyber Law and Electronic Record
Chapter 5: Electronic Governance (e-Governance)
Chapter 6: Electronic Commerce (e-Commerce)
Chapter 7: Penalties and Compensation
Chapter 8: Electronic Evidence
Chapter 9: Cyber Crimes - Offences and Punishments
Chapter 10: Cyber Law - Special Provisions qua Intermediators
Chapter 11: Cyber Law Vis-a-Vis Intellectual Property Rights
Appendices
A. Important Acts and the Amendments
B. Rules Framed under the Act
C. Policy Documents of Government of India
D. Regulations Framed under the Act
E. International Model Law on Electronic Commerce and Conventions
F. IT Laws of Other Countries