There may also be 'civil' suits in cyberspace. Due to digitally signed, undeniable contracts, these should be reduced to only those that involve a breach of contract, rather than a suspicion of invalidity.
I think that even this will be mitigated dramatically. In an information economy there are relatively low bariers to obtaining cost information. I would therefore expect cyberspatial contracts to ALWAYS have a breach clause built in. It is always possible that something isn't going to go right and a breach will occur. With the superior cost information available in cyberspace, it should make sense to include detailed information on the costs of a breach to the various parties. This reduces the cost of adjudication and enables both parties to more precisely hedge the risks they take as they enter into the agreement. JWS