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    • Fantasy Crime: The Role of Criminal Law in Virtual Worlds
      - By Prof. Susan W. Brenner
    • Six Clicks of Separation: The Legal Ramifications of Employers Using Social Networking Sites to Research Applicants
      - By Ian Byrnside

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