In the early morning hours of Thanksgiving 2017, a resident of Huntington, Vermont was awoken by a gunshot close to his home on Hinesburg Hollow Road. The concerned resident called the state game warden to report a possible deer jacking.
“Indeed, the appeal is utterly frivolous and [Plaintiff]’s monstrosity of an appellate brief is incoherent, so we also order her lawyer to show cause why he should not be sanctioned or otherwise disciplined under Rules 28 and 38 of the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure.”
The EFF, Public Knowledge, and others have joined an Amicus or friend-of-the-court Brief in favor of ComicMix and the Mash-Up of Star Trek and Dr. Seuss. ComicMix won on Fair Use grounds at the District Court but Dr. Seuss Enterprises has appealed to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
Let’s see why the 9th Circuit agreed that an IP address, alone, is not enough to allow a bittorrent lawsuit to proceed.
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During a sixth-grade choir class, an assistant principal allegedly ordered a mass, suspicionless strip search of the underwear of twenty-two preteen girls.
