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... 1-4, the Court refused to accept joinder of the four John Does, and dismissed as to John Does 2-4: August 1, 2006, decision* In its decision, the Court ... and ordered the plaintiffs to produce copies of the copyright registrations allegedly infringed by John Doe number 1. After receiving plaintiffs' new papers, including the copyright registations ... granted the ex parte discovery order the RIAA was seeking, but only as to John Doe number 1: November 30, 2006, decision* This was a totally ex parte case ...

The motion of Ohio State University students "John Does 5 and 9", in Arista v. Does 1-9, in Columbus, Ohio, to dismiss the complaint, vacate ex parte order, and quash subpoena, is now fully ... RIAA having filed its opposition memo and the defendants having filed their reply memo. Discovery has been stayed by the Court pending determination of the motions made by John Does 5 and 9, and by John Doe number 1. RIAA Opposition Memo* Defendants' Reply Memo* * Document published online at Internet Law & ...

... sexual flirtation from an adult, followed by a request to talk on the phone or meet in person, was about 1%. The number of survey respondents who actually befriended an adult online and then met the adult ... aren't you at least partly responsible? Why, then, does the NCMEC do it? Their site does have a "Donate" link, but it's very low ... getting on Facebook, you'll miss out on simple things like that. What good does that do for anybody? Critics of overprotection often say that overly sheltered kids may ...

... adverse event report and submit it to the FDA. The second interesting statistical point in the Pharmacoepidemiology article is its estimation of how much does significant adverse publicity - such as the addition of a publicly announced major contraindication - bias the voluntarily reporting frequency ... statistics are a lot less sophisticated, so it's easier to understand. All the article really does is add up the number of deaths and other serious adverse events reported to the FDA over an eight- ...

... wrong and that the information it provided was all publicly available, despite the fact that addresses connected to unlisted numbers are not intended to be public by customers who pay a fee to protect that information or, presumably, by the phone companies that offer unlisted ... . "It does not come to the standard that I think most consumers think it does," Weinstein says. "The way (unlisted numbers are) freely being handed out and subjected to this kind of abuse . . . is the real story and whether ...

... subpoena addressed to North Carolina State University. In furtherance of dismissal, defendant in court file number 5:08-CY-115 seeks the court where plaintiffs' agent is asserted to have engaged ... to survive the Twombley standard," to dismiss the action. Similar argument is offered in court file number 5:08-CY-116. Urging First Amendment anonymity interests, defendant in ... 5:08-CY-115 or court file number 5:08-CY-116, were among those Does in the prior action, and, moreover, the basis for dismissal ...

... on Indiana's version! One final comment of interest to attorneys. I noticed that the other states all use a presumption for a reasonable number of repair attempts, i.e.: If there are four unsuccessful attempts, it shall be presumed that a reasonable number of repair ... could argue that it should have been given one more chance to get it right. The presumption language does not exist in Indiana. The word "considered" is in place of presumed, which effectively makes it a conclusive presumption. This ...

... whether Boumediene's result reaches another military prison where the U.S. now holds perhaps three times the number of detainees still left at Guantanamo Bay - the "Bagram Theater Internment Faciltliy" at an airfield some 40 miles outside of ... civilian court review of Bagram detentions would actually compromise the military mission in Afghanistan. While the U.S. does control the prison facility at the airfield where it holds detainees, that should not be enough to extend habeas rights to prisoners ...

... nuggets in those pages, including info on when the FBI learned to wiretap VOIP calls, how number portability messed with FBI taps, and a moment of candor from an FBI technician about how the FBI's ... NSA's] targets' CDC data can be delivered to 212-[redacted phone number] the FBI's target's CDC data can be delivered to 212[redacted phone number]. In reply, an FBI agent from New York City wrote back: It is my understanding that we do act as a proxy with delivering their orders. The [redacted] does ...

... ending after the date of enactment but does not include purchases made after December 31, 2009. The question is how does this deduction stimulate the economy. There are two elements to this inquiry. First, there is the assumption that an increase in the number of people purchasing new vehicles during 2009 stimulates the economy, presumably by creating jobs in the auto industry and in the secondary industries that derive ...