1.5 Fundamental Concept of Cyber Jurisprudence

The jurisprudence's-questions (the theory's-own): 1. The cyberspace's-nature: the "space" or-the-medium (the sovereignty's-extension-vs-the- no-boundary's (the Barlow's-declaration-lore (the "cyberspace-does-not-lie-within-your-borders" (the states'-answer: the code-and-the-law's-reassertion)))); 2. The jurisdiction's-theories: the effects'-and-the-targeting's (the Zippo's-sliding-scale (the US-line (the names-only))); the objective-territorial's (the server's-and-the-device's); the nationality's-and-the-victim's (the protective's); 3. The regulation's-theories: the code-as-law (the Lessig's (the architecture's-regulation (the "west-coast-vs-east-coast" lore))); the intermediaries-as-governors (the platform's-quasi- sovereignty (the notice-and-takedown's (the private-ordering's))); 4. The rights'-theories: the expression's-online (the anonymity-and-the-moderation (the proportionality's-U-LAW5610-U2.5's-application)); the privacy's-architecture (the "privacy-as- the-contextual-integrity" theory's (the Nissenbaum's-face (the names-only))); the data- protection's-principles (the purpose-and-the-minimisation (the FIPs'-fair-information-principles' classic));