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Judge says use of MySpace may violate a court order
February 15, 2008 The case was one of the first in which a judge in the United States had ruled that a restraining order had been violated by contact made through MySpace.The New York TimesAppeals court may let NSA lawsuits proceed
August 15, 2007 Panel peppers government attorneys with sharp questions and suggests that two cases alleging illegal surveillance may be allowed to continue.Court rules against TorrentSpy in hacking case
August 28, 2007 Judge rules MPAA didn't violate Wiretap Act, but studios acknowledge purchasing private e-mail exchanges.Judge delays decision on Apple trade secrets case
March 4, 2005 California judge says he's likely to force Mac enthusiast sites to give up their confidential sources.Police blotter: Judge orders Gmail disclosure
March 17, 2006 In case over missing assets, judge orders "all e-mails" from a Gmail account, including deleted ones, to be turned over.Judge orders Microsoft to search its systems
May 21, 2004 A federal court has told Microsoft to comb through its computers and archives to find an explanation of why it introduced an e-mail deletion policy amid its legal battles.Alleged 'Seattle Spammer' arrested
May 31, 2007 After being indicted by a federal grand jury, Robert Alan Soloway pleads not guilty to 35 counts related to junk e-mail.Judge: Microsoft's music player gaffe is 'concern'
October 26, 2005 Redmond never should have drafted marketing plan to force player makers to distribute only Windows Media Player, judge says.Judge seeks expert witness in Oracle suit
March 15, 2004 Judge Vaughn Walker wants "to be brought up to speed" on some of the technological issues in the case.Federal appeals court weighs Internet phone taxes
February 9, 2007 Vonage and an industry group argue that new rules imposed by the FCC discriminate against voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP).After setback, Vonage wins temporary relief
April 6, 2007 Appeals court blocks a judge's order that would have stopped the Net phone company from taking on new customers.Intellectual-property precedent could help Microsoft appeal
March 25, 2004 A decision in an earlier European antitrust case involving the health care industry could bode well for the software maker as it prepares its appeal.Date set for Oracle antitrust suit
March 11, 2004 The Justice Department's lawsuit to block Oracle's hostile bid for PeopleSoft will head to court in June, a district court judge decides.Judge denies AT&T request for closed hearing
May 17, 2006 Company's trade secrets, he says, can be protected in opening hearing in lawsuit alleging AT&T illegally cooperated with NSA.Judge's order may be good for Oracle
July 12, 2004 Judge's focus on fine points of antitrust analysis may mean Justice Department's case is shaky.Judge in Oracle case won't seal business secrets
April 16, 2004 "This is not a national security case," Judge Vaughn Walker replies to concerns about proprietary business information that may be submitted as evidence to the court by Oracle, competitors and clie...Judge won't halt AT&T wiretapping lawsuit
November 17, 2006 San Francisco court says lawsuit alleging the carrier illegally allowed the U.S. government to spy on its customers can continue.Judge: Gates 'not particularly responsive'
November 20, 1998 Microsoft's CEO has even drawn skepticism from the software giant's own legal team, Judge Jackson says in a closed session.Judge raps Microsoft for antitrust 'foot-dragging'
February 14, 2006 Attorney for state government also says complaint about forthcoming Windows Vista will be investigated.Judge accepts expanded SCO lawsuit
February 28, 2004 A judge OKs the SCO Group's changes to a lawsuit against IBM that now seeks $5 billion in damages for Big Blue's alleged moving of Unix intellectual property into Linux.
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