TheCyberLawyer

E-Data Advocacy in the Philippines, Good E-Governance, Cyberlaw Issues in Intellectual Property Rights, Human Rights, Labor, Human Resources, Higher E-Learning, Criminal Law, Evidence, Indigenous Rights, and Migrant Rights

Saturday, August 11, 2007

Electronic Discovery of Truth in the Philippines: The Computer Crimes Seminar of CTVAI [The CyberLawyer Issue 8]

July 31 and August 1, 2007 were important days in the annals of the burgeoning field of electronic discovery of e-data in the Philippines. T...

Friday, July 27, 2007

TheCyberLawyer Issue 7, Special Report: The Government Chief Iinformation Officers’ Forum on Egovernance Center of Excellence

Yesterday (July 26, 2007) was an extra special day for me. The government Chief Information Officers Forum (CIOF) held their second general ...

Thursday, July 19, 2007

TheCyberLawyer Issue 6: Purging of (Im)pureTunes: E-Data and Jurisdiction in Intellectual Property Rights Dispute, By Atty Noel G. Ramiscal (PhD Law)

E-data is shaping to be a major means by which intellectual property rights (IPR) disputes in the digitized age are settled or resolved. In ...

Monday, July 16, 2007

The CyberLawyer Series Special Issue: The New Anti-Terrorism Law in the Philippines

The following is a copy of the most controversial law that has been passed in recent years. It was passed amid some turbulent clashes betwee...

Wednesday, July 11, 2007

TheCyberLawyer Issue 4: Can you Fight City Hall? The Liability of a City to Preserve E-Data, by Atty Noel Guivani Ramiscal, PhD Law

A real life story unfolded in the City of Monte Sereno, California, that contained a strange admixture of elements culled from Dickens, Hawt...

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About Me

THECYBERLAWYER: I have a Master of Laws (Advanced) degree with High Distinction at the University of Queensland, Australia. I finished my Phd in Law studies in the same university under the International Postgraduate Research Scholarships Program. I completed a Certificate Executive IT Course at the Asian Institute of Management under a Philippine Computer Society scholarship. I have worked in the Philippine judiciary, the academe and the private sector. In Australia, I worked as a legal consultant, conducted tutorials and taught part time, the “Law and Internet” classes at the T.C. Beirne Law School of the University of Queensland. I have written legal articles on information technologies and intellectual property rights that won international awards in Australia, Greece and the United Arab Emirates. I am also a poet whose works have been published in several countries. My first book of poetry, in four languages, was published in 2005 and received a commendation from the Philippine National Commission on Indigenous Peoples.

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