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How MySpace brought down a spammer

August 22, 2007 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod explains how MySpace defeated a noted spammer. TAGS: MySpace, defendant, spammer, relief, profile, News Corp., message, member, court, password, e-mail

Judge protects defendant's Web site

July 26, 2004 Man charged with possessing 1,000 kilograms of marijuana can keep his Web site. TAGS: defendant, Judge

Dude, what happened to my PC?

December 5, 2007 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod explains why the law is unforgiving when a computer with discoverable data in a case goes "missing." TAGS: American Power Conversion Corp., plaintiff, defendant, conduct, sanction, evidence, founder, supplier, attorney, PC

Police Blotter: Armed robbers nabbed through text messages

February 25, 2008 Court doesn't agree with armed-robbery defendants, who say police need a judge-signed court order to obtain archived text messages. TAGS: text message, Police Blotter, subpoena, defendant, prosecutor, count, evidence, attorney, message, U.S.

Google accused of aiding movie pirates

February 12, 2007 But search giant is not a defendant in the case and denies defendants' allegations. TAGS: defendant, allegation, lawsuit, Google Inc., YouTube, movie, monitoring, CEO, video

Police Blotter: Dot-com swindler goes to prison

November 21, 2007 Appeals court upholds verdict, revokes bail for church elder convicted of bilking dot-com IPO investors out of their life savings. TAGS: dot-com, defendant, New Jersey, Police Blotter, income tax, investor, IPO, fund, investment, Internet company, income, tax

Police Blotter: Can a cell phone camera intimidate a witness?

November 16, 2007 Court rules that trial defendant committed crime when pretending to photograph an undercover officer with his cell phone. TAGS: officer, informant, Police Blotter, defendant, cell phone, Massachusetts, photograph, camera

Even in Net litigation, it's all about location

May 2, 2007 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says Web publishers and surfers can learn--and take comfort--from the dismissed DontDateHimGirl.com suit. TAGS: Pennsylvania, defendant, jurisdiction, court, profile, resident, contact, advertiser, state, Florida, Google Inc., litigation, server

Court deals blow to alleged 'Web crammers'

November 21, 2006 FTC alleged in 2003 complaint that defendants had failed to disclose the terms of Internet service packages. TAGS: telemarketing, defendant, Internet service, complaint

Feds shut down spam ring for good

April 7, 2006 While denying any wrongdoing, prolific mailers have agreed to pay nearly half-a-million dollars in a deal with the FTC and California. TAGS: defendant, agency, law, California, e-mail

The battle over The Beatles

April 25, 2007 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says acrimony over claims to the money generated by The Fab Four is more than just a long and winding road. TAGS: defendant, plaintiff, settlement, royalty, complaint, EMI Group Plc., dispute, party, scheme, recording, battle, Apple Computer

Nothing but the online truth--or else

October 26, 2005 If you thought little white lies don't matter in cyberspace, attorney Eric J. Sinrod says you're only inviting trouble. TAGS: P2P file sharing, defendant, truth, membership, P2P, lie, Los Angeles, file-sharing

Online sports fantasies get dose of reality

July 3, 2007 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod explains how a recent lawsuit helped fantasy sports leagues win a clean bill of health from a federal judge. TAGS: plaintiff, participant, virtual team, defendant, federal judge, league, CBS Broadcasting Inc., law, complaint, fee, health

Electronic communications and their discontents

July 25, 2007 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod explains why a simple question of procedure in the electronic age is more complicated than it appears at first blush. TAGS: plaintiff, electronic communication, defendant, burden, age, log, attorney, party, court, entry, e-mail, document

Police Blotter: Intoxilyzer code must be disclosed

January 28, 2008 Appeals court rules that Kentucky driver facing DUI charges based on a closed-source breath alcohol reading can inspect the source code. TAGS: Kentucky, Police Blotter, source code, prosecutor, subpoena, attorney general, defendant, defense, attorney

Police blotter: Unbrotherly love in Craigslist sex ad

March 21, 2007 New Jersey man is convicted of posting "deviant" sex ad on Craigslist supposedly from his sister, violating judge's no-contact order. TAGS: Craigslist, New Jersey, defendant, Police Blotter, opinion, order, message, analysis, IP

Police Blotter: MySpace profile sets convicted felon free

November 30, 2007 Man convicted of molesting two girls gets new trial after appeals court agrees jurors shouldn't have perused MySpace for one girl's profile. TAGS: juror, Police Blotter, West Virginia, girl, jury, MySpace, verdict, conviction, defendant, trial, appeals court, error

America Online sues spammers

April 15, 2003 The company is seeking $10 million in damages and court orders to stop individuals and companies from allegedly purveying bulk unsolicited e-mail to its members. TAGS: spammer, America Online Inc., defendant, lawsuit, MSN Hotmail, spam, Time Warner Inc., member, e-mail, Microsoft Corp.

California offers former HP chairman plea deal

January 18, 2007 Dunn, four others charged with felonies in connection with Hewlett-Packard's spying scandal could plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge. TAGS: Bryan Wagner, defendant, Patricia Dunn, plea, HP, prosecutor, California, chairman, state, attorney

TorrentSpy ordered to start tracking visitors

June 9, 2007 In ruling under seal until Friday, federal judge orders TorrentSpy to log visitor activity. But company says it will appeal. TAGS: defendant, visitor, federal judge, attorney, search engine
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