Quantum computing offers computational powers that significantly surpass those of classical computers, with substantial ramifications for research, technology, and industry. This emergence threatens current legal frameworks that rely on traditional computation paradigms, necessitating urgent legal reform. This research examines the influence of quantum computing technology on legal systems, encompassing intellectual property, cybersecurity, data privacy, contracts, and regulatory jurisprudence. Based on interdisciplinary analysis, it presents a theoretical framework for a resilient legal structure that can address the challenges and opportunities of the quantum era.
Jubaer Shah (Wed,) studied this question.