American University Law Review published a special edition on "The Electronic Future of Cash" in April 1997 (Volume 46, Number 4), which included a discussion on the surrounding regulatory and legal issues. Also included in the edition was an article from National Security Agency's Cryptology Division, "How to Make a Mint: The Cryptography of Anonymous Electronic Cash".The Electronic Future of Cash
Table of Contents
EDITOR'S NOTE
Piracy, Privacy, and Privatization: Fictional and Legal Approaches to the Electronic Future of Cash
Walter A. Effross
SURVEY
1996: Survey of the Year's Developments in Electronic Cash Law and the Laws Affecting Electronic Banking in the United States
Richard L. Field
ARTICLES
Stored Value Cards and the Consumer: The Need for Regulation
Mark E. Budnitz
Why Regulate Cybermoney?
David G. Oedel
How Best to Guide the Evolution of Electronic Currency Law
Brian W. Smith
Ramsey J. Wilson
ESSAYS
How to Make a Mint: The Cryptography of Anonymous Electronic CashLaurie Law
Susan Sabett
Jerry Solinas
How to Regulate Electronic Cash: An Overview of Regulatory Issues and Strategies
Simon L. Lelieveldt
Electronic Stored Value Payment Systems, Market Position, and Regulatory Issues
Gary W. Lorenz
NOTES
United States v. Ursery: Drug Offenders Forfeit Their Fifth Amendment Rights
Sean M. Dunn
Montana v. Egelhoff: Voluntary Intoxication, Morality, and the Constitution
Robert J. McManus
COMMENT
The Helms-Burton Act: The Effect of International Law on Domestic Implementation
W. Fletcher Fairey
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