Understanding Laws: Cyber Laws & Cyber Crimes by Garima Tiwari offers a clear, structured, and contemporary introduction to the legal framework governing cyberspace in India. Written in an accessible yet analytical manner, the book explains the statutory, regulatory, and judicial dimensions of cyber law while addressing the rapidly evolving nature of digital misconduct and electronic governance.
The text provides comprehensive coverage of the Information Technology Act, 2000 (as amended), including provisions relating to electronic records, digital signatures, cyber contraventions, data protection, intermediary liability, cyber terrorism, and online fraud. It also discusses the procedural and evidentiary challenges associated with investigation, attribution, jurisdiction, and admissibility of electronic evidence.
In addition to statutory analysis, the book examines emerging global issues such as privacy rights, cyberstalking, identity theft, intellectual property violations online, child protection, and security breaches, supported by relevant case law and policy developments. Its structured approach makes it an essential learning resource for today’s digital legal landscape.
Key Features
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Comprehensive coverage of Indian cyber law under the Information Technology Act, 2000.
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Explains key cyber offences—hacking, identity theft, phishing, cyberstalking, and data breaches.
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Detailed analysis of intermediary liability, electronic evidence, and digital governance.
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Includes contemporary topics—privacy, social media regulation, and cyber terrorism.
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Supported with relevant case law and recent policy and legislative updates.
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Addresses investigation and procedural challenges in cybercrime enforcement.
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Ideal for LL.B and LL.M students, cybersecurity learners, judiciary aspirants, and legal practitioners.
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Authored by Garima Tiwari, providing clarity and practical academic insight.
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Published by LexisNexis, ensuring reliable, current, and high-quality legal content.
