Papers
I&J Papers offer a comprehensive and timely overview of jurisdiction on the Internet and related policy developments. Beyond contextualizing jurisdictional tensions generated by the cross-border Internet, I&J Papers channel the I&J Process toward policy suggestions and recommendations for future action.
I&J Outcome: Request Components for Access to Subscriber Information (REF: 20-112)
September 30, 2020
The document lists the components of a request that actors may require when making or processing a request for access to subscriber information under existing voluntary disclosure regimes. This information can improve the quality of...
I&J Outcome: Cross-border Access to Electronic Evidence: General Regime Architecture (REF: 20-111)
September 30, 2020
The document identifies a corresponding set of core components that form a common grid of analysis for policy actors from government, business, civil society, and academia in the context of ongoing debates around cross-border access...
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I&J Outcome: Technical Abuse Notifiers (REF: 20-110)
July 21, 2020
DNS Operators receive technical abuse complaints (“Notices”) from a variety of sources representing different types of stakeholders in the DNS ecosystem (“Notifiers”). The document provides an overview of the types of notifiers, as well as...
I&J Outcome: Minimum Notice Components for Technical Abuse (REF: 20-109)
July 21, 2020
DNS Operators frequently receive complaints of technical abuse “Notices” in a broad diversity of formats that often do not contain sufficient information for investigation and action. The resource proposes a list of components that support...
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