Virtual reality is fast becoming a mainstay in today’s modern culture of computer savvy citizens all over the world. [1] It is a concept of real time and space existing within a construct comprised entirely of a dynamic, streaming assembly of 1’s and 0’s of binary programming language, translated into an individual’s online world. As the complexity and realism of these interactive virtual playgrounds increase, users have adapted a plethora of entrepreneurial opportunities that test the legal boundaries of laws throughout the world, including those of the United States. [2]
As esoteric as the concept of a body of law existing in a domain lacking a tangible, physical existence may seem, society is now witnessing the birth of an age where laws do exist in virtual worlds. These laws are continually evolving and adapting to the breakneck speed at which technology pushes the envelope forward. [3] But where