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Medical Privacy
Rachel Greenstadt & Jean-Francois Raymond, Applications of Trusted Computing for Medical Privacy, PORTIA workshop, Stanford, June 15, 2004.…
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The Hot Alex Kozinski (Self-Described)
Article III Groupie received a self-nomination for its judicial hotties contest by Alex Kozinski. The language seems authentic Kozinski. Congrats to Article I…
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Iranians Expelled for Photos
The U.S. has expelled two Iranian security guards for taking photos around New York City. But if the two were really taking photos designed to assist future te…
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Open Architecture as Communications Policy
Contact: Mark Cooper Director of Research Consumer Federation of America 301-384-2204 Policy Leaders Identify Open Architecture as the Key to Internet’s Broad…
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With Ryan Teleport, Obama Advances Towards Senate
With Jack Ryan leaving the race for Senate from Illinois as a result of a sex scandal, Barack Obama advances towards the Senate. Obama is remarkable for many r…
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Bush Sr. Slimes Michael Moore
Just to confirm the civility and honor brought by the Bushes to the White House, parachute jumper George Herbert Walker Bush calls Michael Moore a "slimeba…
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Dick Cheney Feels Better
Dick Cheney acknowledges having used the F-word against Senator Patrick Leahy and then affirms his statement and says it made him feel better. These are the pe…
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Bush Seeks Humane Use of Dogs
From a letter to the editor in today's NYT: To the Editor: Re "The White House Papers" (editorial, June 24): Have I got it right? The president…
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CIS's Constitutional Challenges to Copyright Laws Heat Up in June
An ocean of motions! This week the Cyberlaw clinic received motions from Attorney General John Ashcroft and his lawyers in both Golan v. Ashcroft (challenging…
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Government moves to Dismiss Kahle's Complaint
On June 23, 2004, the Government responded to the suit by filing a Motion to Dismiss. Download file The Government relies heavily on the Supreme Court's d…
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Oral Argument in Gator.com v. LL Bean
I went to the en banc argument in the 9th Circuit yesterday. I've been thinking of this as an Internet jurisdiction case, but now I'm thinking of it mo…
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Tiffany Twisted over knockoff auctions
Tiffany & Co. has sued eBay for allowing "fake" Tiffany jewelry to be sold via its auctions. Here's the Complaint filed in the Southern Dist…