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AARP Brief Filed
The Cyberlaw Clinic also assisted the AARP in writing an amicus brief in Brand-X Internet Services v. FCC. The brief argued that by categorizing cable broadband…
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ACLU Brief Filed
The American Civil Liberties Union, represented by members of the Cyberlaw Clinic, filed a friend-of-the-court brief in the Supreme Court supporting open access…
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Elizabeth Townsend
Monday February 21, 2005 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Room 180 Free and Open to all! Lunch Served This talk will look at how the Internet is impacting research and writin…
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Canadian PM Paul Martin on Same Sex Marriage
Last Wednesday, Martin rose in support of a "Civil Marriage Act" to permit same-sex marriage. Contrast the actions south of the border, where we have…
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Sell This Photo
"A moment later, Jeanne-Claude sternly warned [newspaper photograher] Tiernan that pictures of the artwork are trademarked and can't be sold." R…
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Electronic Database Black Boxes--and the Ghost of Kafka
Just arrived in Birmingham and walked over to pick up my reserved car at Alamo for the drive to Tuscaloosa. But apparently my name shows up on a "do not r…
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Blog Going to Alabama
I'll be away for a couple days at the University of Alabama, School of Law, giving a faculty talk on my new paper, Globalization and Distrust, hosted by Pro…
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D.C. Circuit on Bloggers
JurisPundit writes me, seeking comment on a D.C. Circuit ruling that surprisingly referenced bloggers (that reference anticipated in part by a Eugene Volokh op-…
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Larry Summers Should Remember Stephen Jay Gould
I'm missing Stephen Jay Gould, who would have repudiated, but with his characteristic good humor, Summers for his remarks. Gould, you'll recall, was a…
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NY GOP Chair Minarik accuses Democrats of being traitors
Newsday reports that NY GOP chair stands by his earlier comparison of Democrats to a lawyer recently convicted of aiding terrorism. Minarik touched off a fires…
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Should Law Reviews Reduce Article Length?
The American Constitution Society reports of efforts at the leading law reviews to reduce the bloating of American law journals. "In mid-December, the Ha…
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Would Bush Have Been Reelected if We Had Known the Full Details of his Administration's Gross Negligence Before 9/11?
Robert Scheer's column in the L.A. Times is so on the money that it is worth reproducing in full: ge W. Bush have been reelected president if the public u…