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... in removing those videos. i.e., EVIDENCE supporting his position. I find it ironic that John McCain wants to rely on EVIDENCE when evidence is exactly what he ignored or refused to review, ... his political messages, and I agree he has that right, but so does every single American Citizen. Former sex offenders, as American Citizens, have ... take the appropriate action with YouTube. In closing we should all remember the title of John McCain's S-431 "Keeping the Internet Devoid of Sexual Predators Act ...

... of Homer, Alaska, more than 1,000 people signed petitions supporting Hogan. The city council passed a resolution urging that Customs officials show "some sense of proportionality" in the Hogan case. The Customs Service expressed its position in a letter written by John Elkins, acting director of the Service's regulatory procedures and penalties division in Washington, D.C., to the Customs Service's Anchorage office. Elkins said that it is not enough to warn crewmembers of the drug program, as ...

... work, the judges said, well, you know, it's taken you too long to bring this lawsuit, even though she didn't know about it until fairly recently. We tried to overturn it in the Senate. I supported that effort to provide better guidance to the courts; John McCain opposed I think that it's important for judges to understand that if a woman is out there trying to raise a family, trying to support her family, and is being treated unfairly, then the court has to stand up, if nobody else will. And ...

A John Doe complaint filed by LiveNation, licensee for Jay Z, in anticipation of a Jay Z concert in Massachusetts. UPDATE: In the comment below a reader asks: Does the law really permit the filing of such a speculative ... specificity such that a marshall can make a determination whether a shirt constitutes a counterfeit, with a high degree of accuracy (for example, does the shirt bear the registered logo of the band, or not?). A court may blue-pencil plaintiff's requested parameters of the seizure ...

... rights, insofar as it grants the public a right to this publicly funded work, and in support of their objections, Rep. John Conyers, Democrat of Michigan, has reintroduced into Congress the questionably entitled Fair Copyright in Research Works Act, HR ... considerable concessions to publishers who would use this research to generate a profit margin or sustain a scholarly society. Not only does the NIH Policy ensure that "public access" only takes place 12 months after publication, but that what is ...

... descriptive adjective for such goods." The Board noted that the NEXIS and Internet excerpts were a "mixed bag": some of the evidence "does not point unquestionably toward genericness," while several of the examples "appear to be references to applicant." Nutraceutical argued that evidence drawn ... words, another for phrases -- can lead to some strange results. I wrote about the problem in Part II.B. of my article, "The TTAB in 2004 - What Was Hot, What Was Not." Text Copyright John L. Welch 2006.

... reason? The bill "has zero chance of passage, even out of committee." Doesn't Frank's refusal doom the bill? "It does send a message that it's a bad idea," says Frank. "But I want to send a message." Well, that's odd, because Frank ... because it will be seen to require states that oppose same-sex marriages to recognize such unions from other states. The bill plainly does not do that, and Frank knows it. It simply requires the federal government to look to the state where the couple was married in ...

... HR 1525) The House passed the I-SPY Act, sending it on to the Senate. This is the House's third time passing anti-spyware legislation. The past two years, the House passed the SPY Act, only to have the bill die in the Senate. We'll see what the Senate does this year. As regular readers know, I've opposed just about every anti-spyware/anti-adware law proposed/enacted. So, it may surprise you that I think the House's passage of I-SPY is good news. This doesn't mean that I-SPY is necessary or even ...

... ordering Boucher to produce the Department of Justice had the subpoena modified so that now it does not . . . seek the password for the encrypted hard drive, but requires Boucher to produce ... subpoenas me and orders me to "produce the gun you used to kill John X." If I show up and hand over a gun, I'm implicitly ... and used it to kill John X are a "foregone conclusion." Getting back to Boucher, the Justice Department argued that by ordering him to produce an unencrypted version of the Z drive on his ...

... how it relates to sampling will be discussed at length below. Today, on Blueprint III, [9] Jay Z has producer Kanye West, who is famed, among other things, for his use of sampling ... creative abilities to sample another artist's work, he better hope that he does not gain too much success for the fear that he will be sued for infringement. On the opposite end ... Films, 401 F.3d 647 (6th Cir. 2004). [18] Id. [19] John Schietinger, Bridgeport Music Inc. v. Dimension Films: How the Sixth Circuit Missed A ...