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Extinguishing the Firewall: Addressing the Jurisdictional Challenges to Bringing the Cyber Tort Suits against Foreign Sovereigns
The rapid advancement of technology has resulted in new forms of tortious activity. Increasingly, these cyber torts are perpetrated by foreign states. Notwithstanding other barriers to collecting damages for a cyber tort, a plaintiff suing for a foreign-state-perpetrated cyber tort must prove that t
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