EFF Wins Apple v. Does
Denise Howell has the scoop on today’s California state court decision upholding bloggers’ anonymity in Apple v. Does.
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Denise Howell has the scoop on today’s California state court decision upholding bloggers’ anonymity in Apple v. Does.
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Disclaimer Haiku:
West wind seems to say,
"This is not legal advice;
I'm not your lawyer."
(And if you're a client with whom I have a preexisting attorney-client relationship, this still isn't legal advice.)
In case you're wondering, this blog is also not intended as advertising, as a representation of anything but my personal opinion, or as an offer of representation.

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[...] As Denise noted, the Apple v. Does opinion cites Wikipedia extensively — eleven times, by my count. In 2003, I opined that citation to Wikipedia in the course of a legal argument was asking for trouble, since anyone — even opposing counsel — could pull the factual rug out from under one’s argument. [...]
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