Date: 02/14/2017 To: Professor Glenn Christopher From:Bharath Bhushan Reddy Malireddy Subject of my paper:Jurisdiction in cyberspace My Major and why writing about this topic will be beneficial to me As my major is from Computer Information systems and I choose this topic of my research paper because knowing laws in cyberspace helps me to know different things like insures that one court is not over run with cases from different districts or jurisdictions, define proper court in which to bring a particular case and to know about regulations of cyberspace. My thesis In this paper an attempt has been made to analyze current paradigm being used for determination of cyberspace jurisdiction in India. Approach to the subject of my paper I would like to go with brief description about Jurisdiction in cyberspace with detail information about the regulation of cyberspace, Indian and International Law with explanation of a case. Intended audience Helps learners to understand in depth about jurisdiction in cyberspace in India and it also helps the readers to know the difference between International Law and Indian Law. It helps a basic knowledge reader who may be from any field to know how important cyber law is and where he must go to file a suit and some of the laws associated with it. Documentation Style I would like to follow APA Style. Kinds of sources I will use and why they will benefit my paper I would like to use Journal papers and research papers from IEEE. Tentative List of References: Dan Jerker B. Svantesson (2004). An Introduction to jurisdictional issues in cyberspace. Faculty of Law. Stephan Wilske (1997). International Jurisdiction in Cyberspace: Which States May Regulate the Internet. Federal communications Journal, Vol 50-1. Dr. G A Solanki (2012). Jurisdiction in Cyber Space: Where to File a Suit? Indian Journal of research, Vol 1-10. Justice S Muralidhar (2010). Jurisdictional Issues in Cyberspace. The Indian Journal of Law and Technology, Vol 6. Bimal Raut (2004). Determining the judicial jurisdiction in the transnational cyberspace. Thesis submitted to School of Law Queensland university of technology. Darrel C Menthe (1998). Jurisdiction in cyberspace: A Theory of International Spaces. Michigan Telecommunications and Technology Law Review, Vol 4-1. Chetan Karnatak (2014). Cyberspace: Jurisdictional Issues of E-Commerce and Consumer Protection. Journal of research in Commerce & Management, Vol 3-7.