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REPORT

Attorney-General’s Department of Australia, Review of Commonwealth Criminal Law: Interim Report, Computer Crime (November 1988)

Crimes Consultative Committee, Crimes Bill 1989, Report of Crimes Consultative Committee (April 1991)

Dishonestly Procuring Valuable Benefits (NZLC R51, December 1998)

Electronic Commerce Part One: A guide for the Legal and Business Community (NZLC R50, October 1998)

Law Commission of England and Wales, Criminal Law: Computer Misuse (Law Com. No. 186, 1989)

Privacy Commissioner, Necessary and Desirable: Privacy Act 1993 Review (November 1998)

Scottish Law Commission, Report on Computer Misuse (Scot Law Com, No 106 1987)

South African Law Commission, Computer Related Crime (Issue Paper 14, August 1998)

TEXTS

Gringras, The Laws of the Internet (Butterworths, London, 1997)

Robertson et al, Adams on Criminal Law (Brooker $ Friend Ltd, 1992)

Smith & Hogan, Criminal Law (17th ed. 1992)

ARTICLES AND PAPERS

Gripman, The Doors are Locked but the Thieves and Vandals are still getting In: A Proposal in Tort to Alleviate Corporate America’s Cyber-Crime Problem (1997) 16 Journal of Computer and Information Law 167

Hon Maurice Williamson MP, Wealth & Wellbeing in a Networked World, (New Zealand Law Society Conference Paper, April 1999)

Moller, Protective Measures Against Compromising Electromagnetic Radiation Emitted by Video Display Terminals, Phrack Magazine, Vol 4, Issue 44

Wim Van Eck, Electromagnetic Radiation from Video Display Units: An Eavesdropping Risk, Computers & Security 4 (1985) 269-286