David Harvey

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David Harvey (LLB; MJur; PhD) is an Acting Warranted District Court. Following his retirement from the full-time District Court Bench in July 2016 he became Director of the New Zealand Centre for ICT Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Auckland. He has taught Law and Information Technology at the Law School for the last 17 years. He has written the leading text on Internet Law in New Zealand “internet.law.nz – Selected Issues” published by LexisNexis and now in its 4th edition. Other publications include “The Law Emprynted and Englysshed: The printing press as an agent of change in law and legal culture" and "Collisions in the Digital Paradigm:Law and Rulemaking in the Internet Age."

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Reasonable and Proportional Discovery in the Digital Paradigm: The Role of Lawyers and Judges in the Context of the New Zealand Discovery Rules

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David Harvey

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E discovery keynote

Collisions in the digital paradigm short

13 teclc keynote address

On line speech harms- melbourne

Judging E-Discovery Disputes

Digital natives Lawyers and Judges in 2023

Avoiding e discovery disputes

Reasonable and Proportional Discovery in the Digital Paradigm: The Role of Lawyers and Judges in the Context of the New Zealand Discovery Rules

The Googling Juror 2014 - The Fate of the Jury in the Digital Paradigm

E discovery in the apac region

The Online Court - CTC 2017

Systemising advice

Diluting Prejudice