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Do Second Life cyber-products have trademark protection?
TBO.com reports: Kevin Alderman thinks of himself as “the Hugh Hefner of the digital millennium.” He’s built a virtual adult entertainment empire, making and selling cyber sex toys in a […]
No Fourth Amendment Protection for E-Mail Addresses and IP Adresses
Orin Kerr at The Volokh Conspiracy reports: No Fourth Amendment Protection in E-Mail Addresses, IP Addresses, Ninth Circuit Holds: Commentators and Congress have long assumed that government surveillance of non-content […]
Seventh Circuit tells Southwest Airlines that its argument is \”too feeble to require comment\”
Via LawGeek comes this amusing order from the Seventh Circuit denying Southwest’s Airline‘s petition for rehearing: PER CURIAM. Southwest Airlines’ petition for rehearing asserts that it presented an argument that […]
Sixth Circuit Dismisses ACLU Lawsuit Against Surveillance Program
CNN reports: A federal appeals court Friday ordered the dismissal of an ACLU lawsuit challenging President Bush’s domestic surveillance program. President Bush secretly instituted the National Security Agency’s domestic spying […]