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The Development of Digital Law: A Comprehensive Analysis

Sherzod Polotov

Tashkent State University of Law
Science Conference
Volume: 1
Issue: 1
Date: February 19, 2024
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Abstract

The emergence of digital technologies and the ever-expanding realm of cyberspace have profoundly transformed various aspects of human life, including the legal domain. The development of digital law, also known as cyberlaw or internet law, has become an increasingly significant area of study, addressing the challenges and opportunities presented by the digital age. The introduction section highlights the importance of digital law in the modern era and outlines the objectives of this research. The methods section elucidates the research approach used, including data collection techniques and analytical frameworks. The results section presents the findings derived from the analysis, providing insights into the current state of digital law and its implications. The discussion section interprets the results, draws conclusions, and offers recommendations for future research and policy considerations.

Keywords

Digital Law, Cyberlaw, Internet Law, Legal Challenges. Data Privacy, Cybercrime, Intellectual Property Rights, E-commerce Regulations, Regulatory Landscape, Emerging Technologies.

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