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... an attachment containing the data sought by the labels, but the attachment wasn't actually attached. Complete article Wired.com: Oklahoma State Surrenders File Sharers to RIAA By David Kravets EmailFebruary 12, 2008 | 7:10:33 PM Following the footsteps of dozens of other colleges, Oklahoma State University on Tuesday forwarded student identities to the Recording Industry Association of America, according to the school's lawyer. School attorney ...

... Subsequent Class Action Filed by Absent Class Member of Prior Class Action Oklahoma State Court Holds, Otherwise "Plaintiffs [could] Continue Filing Broad Class ... Ineffective the Previous Denials of Other Courts" Plaintiff filed a putative class action in Oklahoma state court (LeFlore County) against BP America alleging "BP underpaid ... the proposed class action. Id. The court of appeal held that Bridgestone/Firestone is consistent with Oklahoma law. Rees, at 7 (citing Cities Serv. Co. v. Gulf Oil ...

... Alleging Defendants Improperly Deducted Costs and/or Expenses from Mineral Rights Payments to Royalty Owners Satisfies State's Class Action Requirements Oklahoma State Court Holds Plaintiffs filed a class action against various Mobil Oil and Exxon Mobil entities ... at 13-15. Because the court found that plaintiffs had satisfied all of the requirements for class action certification under Oklahoma law, it granted plaintiffs' motion. Id., at 29. The court's legal analysis may be found at pages 21-29 ...

... : Foodborne transmission Confirmed Outbreak Period: Aug. 15-24, 2008 Cases: 341 Hospitalizations: 70 Deaths: 1 The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) released its final report today on the investigation of the largest E. coli O111 outbreak ever ... , direct animal contact, and waterborne transmission, either from contaminated drinking water or recreational water, are other exposure routes. State health officials said as of March 16, 2009, OSDH personnel have reported 6,481 hours of total ...

In response to the motion by Oklahoma State University students to vacate the ex parte discovery order obtained by the RIAA in Arista v. Does 1-11, the RIAA says it needs more time to prepare its papers defending the order, and requests a 2-week extension of time. RIAA Motion for 2-week extension of time* Defendants' opposition to RIAA Motion for 2-week extension of time* * Document published online at Internet Law & Regulation Commentary & ...

In Arista v. Does 1-11, the case targeting Oklahoma State University students, the judge has denied the defendants' motion and has refused to vacate his ex parte discovery order. November 14, 2007, Order Denying Motion to Vacate and to Quash* * Document published online at Internet Law & RegulationCommentary & discussion: []-->--> --> [] [] [] [] --> Keywords: digital copyright online law legal download upload peer to peer ...

In the largest gift to a university from a living donor this year, Oklahoma State University is being given $100 million by the energy tycoon Boone Pickens, the university announced. Mr. Pickens, an alumnus of Oklahoma State and the founder and chairman of BP Capital Management, has already donated about $400 million to the university. [...]

In Arista v. Does 1-11, the case which targets Oklahoma State University students, "John Does" have made a motion to strike the RIAA's papers, and dismiss the complaint, based upon the RIAA's "contemptuous behavior" in disregard of the Court's rules and a Court order. Defendants' Motion to Strike Pleadings* * Document published online at Internet Law & RegulationCommentary & discussion: []--> --> [] [] [] [] --> Keywords: ...

In the Oklahoma State University case, Arista v. Does 1-11, the students have filed a reply brief, responding to the RIAA's opposition papers, and in further support of their motion to strike the RIAA's papers and dismiss the RIAA's complaint. Among other things, they cite the papers submitted by the Oregon Attorney General in support of the motion to quash which had been made by the University of Oregon in Arista v. Does 1-17 Defendants' Reply Brief in Support of Motion to ...

... the Supreme Court's 1995 decision in Wilson held that "knock and announce" is constitutionally required. In Sears v. State, this Court held that the failure of officers who were executing a search warrant to comply with § 1228 necessitated reversal of the defendant ... repeal of a federal statute authorizing no-knock warrants and commented as follows: "We believe the Legislature of the State of Oklahoma displayed foresight and wisdom by refusing to cast out our announcement of authority and purpose ...