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Traditional notions of personal jurisdiction have no place in cyberspace.”

**Q.4 “Traditional notions of personal jurisdiction have no place in cyberspace.” In light of this statement, comment on the jurisdictional and enforcement issues in cyberspace.** ⭐ Detailed Analysis (LLB-Exam Perspective, Easy Language) 1. Introduction Traditional personal jurisdiction is based on territory – i.e., a court has power only when the person, property, or act is within its geographical boundaries. But cyberspace is borderless , global, and decentralized. A single online act can affect multiple countries at the same time . ЁЯСЙ Therefore, traditional jurisdiction principles become difficult to apply in cyberspace. 2. Why Traditional Personal Jurisdiction Fails in Cyberspace (a) Borderless Nature of Internet Internet does not follow physical boundaries. Example: A person sitting in Delhi may hack a server in the USA and cause loss in Europe. (b) Location of Offender is Uncertain Cybercriminals use: VPN Proxy servers Fake IP addresses Encrypted platforms ...