Intellectual Property
Feb. 20, 2008
Subpoenas Seeking Internet Activity Data Alarm Attorneys
SACRAMENTO - The Internet's role in potentially tainting juries is sparking requests for subpoenas that First Amendment lawyers and others say they find alarming.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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SACRAMENTO - The Internet's role in potentially tainting juries is sparking requests for subpoenas that First Amendment lawyers and others say they find alarming.
Media and entertainment lawyer Guylyn Cummins said a subpoena she successfully quashed earlier this month was unlike any she had seen before...
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