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The full title is: > Ninth Circuit Takes a Wrecking Ball to Internet Personal Jurisdiction Law–Briskin v. Shopify
by hn_acker 2y ago
The full title is:
> Ninth Circuit Takes a Wrecking Ball to Internet Personal Jurisdiction Law–Briskin v. Shopify
- topspin 2y agoWhat law was wrecked? The outcome appears to be the upholding of a CA law.
- Aloisius 2y agoCase law on internet-specific personal jurisdiction made by the district court, presumably.
- topspin 2y agoSo no "law" at all. Just more "here today, gone tomorrow" precedents.
- Aloisius 2y agoCase law is law in the US.
- dredmorbius 2y agoMore generally, in the British legal tradition. Also known as "common law". There are exceptions. I believe Napoleonic Law (France, Spain, Mexico, etc.) follows a different model, as does German law, where court decisions do not establish precedent, see e.g., <https://paperity.org/p/232486962/on-the-role-of-precedents-and-legal-certainty-in-german-private-law https://paperity.org/p/232486962/on-the-role-of-precedents-a...>.