Law and information technology is a meeting place for traditional legal studies, information science and information technology. The legal system acquires new working tools for the handling of source material, legal proceedings become automated, legal activities take on a new guise. Law and information technology focuses attention on both methodological issues and legal information issues, especially as regards questions concerning new links between and approaches to freedom of information and security.

Staff

Dion,  Maeve Doctoral Student in Law and IT

Edenroth,  Mårten Doctoral student in Law and IT

Ekfeldt,  Jonas Doctoral Candidate in procedural Law and Information Technology

Färjare,  Ulf Junior Lecturer in Law and Information Technology; IT-coordinator

Greenstein,  Stanley Junior lecturer, Law and Informatics

John,  Ubena Doctoral in Law and Information Technology

Kirchberger,  Christine Doctoral Candidate in Law and Informatics

Magnusson Sjöberg,  Cecilia Professor of Law and Information Technology, director of IRI (the Swedish La...

Ramon Y Olano,  Juan LL.M., Law and Information Technology

Roos,  Anne-Marie Course Administrator in Law and Information Technology. Research coordinatior...

Sackemark,  Alexandra

Seipel,  Peter BA., Professor Emeritus of Law and Information Technology

Storr,  Pam Guest Lecturer in IT Law.

Wahlgren,  Peter Professor of Law and Information Technology

Westman,  Daniel Doctoral Student in Law and Information Technology