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Golan v. Holder - Government's Opposition to Plaintiffs' Motion for Summary Judgment and Reply in support of their Motion for Summary Judgment in the District Court

Publication Date: 
February 13, 2009
Publication Type: 
Litigation Brief

The Golan case was back before the District Court on remand to determine whether the URAA can survive First Amendment scrutiny. Each side cross-moved for summary judgment on that issue. Read more » about Golan v. Holder - Government's Opposition to Plaintiffs' Motion for Summary Judgment and Reply in support of their Motion for Summary Judgment in the District Court

Golan v. Holder - Plaintiffs' Motion for Summary Judgment in the District Court

Author(s): 
Anthony Falzone
Chris Ridder
Julie Ahrens
Lawrence Lessig
Publication Date: 
January 16, 2009
Publication Type: 
Litigation Brief

The Golan case was back before the District Court on remand to determine whether the URAA can survive First Amendment scrutiny. Each side cross-moved for summary judgment on that issue. Read more » about Golan v. Holder - Plaintiffs' Motion for Summary Judgment in the District Court

Brave New Films v. Savage - Complaint

Author(s): 
Anthony Falzone
Chris Ridder
Julie Ahrens
Publication Date: 
October 10, 2008
Publication Type: 
Litigation Brief

The Fair Use Project, along with co-counsel Bingham McCutchen, sued OTRN and Savage to recover damages for the misrepresentations made in connection with the wrongful removal of Brave New Film's video from YouTube, and declaratory and injunctive relief to vindicate BNF's right to say what it said about Savage in the video, and prevent the suppression of the video in the future. Read more » about Brave New Films v. Savage - Complaint

Letter to Federal Communications Commission

Author(s): 
Lawrence Lessig
Publication Date: 
August 20, 2008
Publication Type: 
Regulatory Filing

CIS Faculty co-directors Larry Lessig and Barbara van Schewick (with Yale's Jack Balkin) separately sent letters to the FCC to commend the Commissioners on the Comcast ruling released today.

Both praised the order as furthering the FCC's policy that the Internet should function as an open platform for innovation. Read more » about Letter to Federal Communications Commission

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