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November 6, 2009 Federal prosecutors charged 14 hedge fund employees, lawyers and other investors in criminal complaints that seem to be connected to the Galleon case.(From The New York Times)NASA hacker case adjourned over extradition fears
February 16, 2006 U.K. judge won't extradite Gary McKinnon unless U.S. can guarantee that he won't be subject to its antiterrorism laws.Google suffers setback in copyright case
February 13, 2007 Belgian court says newspaper excerpts are a no-no. But experts question whether there will be much of an impact outside Europe.TVUPlayer: Another Napster?
October 24, 2006 The video service is building an audience but legal experts wonder about copyright issues. Image: Peer-to-peer televisionNASA hacker begins extradition fight
July 27, 2005 A court hearing marks the official start of Gary McKinnon's legal battle to resist being handed over to U.S. authorities.Lawyer ratings site not without objections
June 5, 2007 Venture capitalists give $14 million to a how-to-find-an-attorney Web site that lists Abraham Lincoln, Clarence Darrow and felons as available for hire.How Washington reinvented invention
April 5, 2006 Former White House adviser Brian Kahin raises questions about a controversial patent decision.U.S. 'threatened' alleged NASA hacker, defense says
February 16, 2007 London court hears that Gary McKinnon was told he would "fry" in New Jersey unless he cooperated with U.S. authorities.Ex-McAfee lawyer indicted in backdating probe
February 27, 2007 He faces fraud charges related to alleged backdating of stock options when security company was known as Network Associates.Feds blacklist 'illegal' Cuban Web sites
July 8, 2005 It's OK to browse weather reports, historical information and maps online, but pulling out your credit card could land you in prison.Free software's white knight
March 17, 2006 Free Software Foundation's Eben Moglen talks about his plans and his philosophy on software freedom.Week in review: Microsoft's kick in the patents
February 23, 2007 While Microsoft finds itself in a dogfight over patents, battles over the iPhone trademark and satellite radio settle down.BlackBerry case: No shutoff, for now
February 24, 2006 Judge James Spencer scolds patent holder NTP and device maker Research In Motion for not coming to a settlement.U.S. blogger thwarts Canadian gag order
April 6, 2005 Minnesota man is thumbing his nose at a Canadian gag order. His blog posts could endanger the ruling Liberal Party.Bush picks tech lawyer for security post
July 14, 2005 Stewart Baker, an influential and polarizing Washington figure, is chosen to oversee Homeland Security's new policy-planning efforts.Staking a claim in the patent gold mine
July 20, 2005 Who does the system protect--unsung inventors or opportunist litigants?
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