No.	Title / Titre	Author / Auteur	Page	Price / Prix
Technology, Privacy and Justice Technologies, vie privée et justice September 28 - 30, 2005 / du 28 au 30 septembre 2005
687	Information Technologies and Globalization	R. Roy McMurtry	10	$3.50
688	Pole Star: Human Rights in the Information Society	Deborah Hurley	49	$17.15
689	L'étoile polaire : les droits humains dans la société de l'information	Deborah Hurley	55	$19.25
690	État de droit et effectivité de la protection de la vie privée dans les réseaux du e-gouvernement	Pierre Trudel	38	$13.30
691	Rule of Law and the Effectiveness of Privacy Protection in E-Government Networks	Pierre Trudel	33	$11.55
692	Information Technology, National Security & Privacy Protection	David Loukidelis	26	$9.10
693	Privacy Enters the Canadian Courtroom - The Privacy Rights of Litigants and Witnesses	Simon Chester	26	$9.10
694	Protecting the Social Value of Privacy in the Context of Police Investigations Using New Technologies	Arthur J. Cockfield	26	$9.10
695	Model Policy for Access to Court Records in Canada	Frédéric Pelletier (Prepared by the Judges Technology Advisory Committee)	44	$15.40
696	Guidelines for the Discovery of Electronic Documents in Ontario	Colin L. Campbell	29	$10.15
696B	Synthesis of the Comments on JTAC's Discussion Paper on Open Courts, Electronic Access to Court Records, and Privacy	Lisa M. Austin and Frédéric Pelletier	45	$15.75
697	Changing Patterns - Supplementary Approaches to Improving Data Protection	Hebert Burkert	16	$5.60
698	Reflections on Public Interests and Private Rights: Conflict or Convergence?	William Pentney	15	$5.25