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Federal Courts Indian Supporters File Amicus Briefs in Montana Voting Case

Indian Supporters File Amicus Briefs in Montana Voting Case

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

Indian tribes in Montana say that the time and cost associated with voting infringes on their right to vote. Last year, 15 Indians from the Crow, Northern...

Federal Courts Ninth Circuit Backtracks on DMCA Safe Harbors in isoHunt Case

Ninth Circuit Backtracks on DMCA Safe Harbors in isoHunt Case

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

The Ninth giveth, and the Ninth taketh away. Seven days after releasing the Veoh decision, which buttressed the DMCA Safe Harbor protections by extending...

Federal Courts isoHunt First Search Engine to be Liable for Inducing Piracy

isoHunt First Search Engine to be Liable for Inducing Piracy

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Before you can understand the latest file-sharing case, it might help to understand how Bittorrent works. Let's say you want to download a pirated movie (or a...

Federal Courts Hayat Decision: Reactions and Future Proceedings

Hayat Decision: Reactions and Future Proceedings

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Here's what we know about the Hamid Hayat case. Hayat isn't the sharpest tool in the shed. As we covered in our discussions of the majority decision and the...

Federal Courts Hayat Dissent: Anticipatory Prosecution, Court's Rulings Unjust

Hayat Dissent: Anticipatory Prosecution, Court's Rulings Unjust

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Last week, the Ninth Circuit upheld the conviction of Hamid Hayat, a man with a seventh-grade education who confessed to attending a terrorist training camp...

Federal Courts Despite Biased Juror, Questionable Rulings, Terror Case Upheld

Despite Biased Juror, Questionable Rulings, Terror Case Upheld

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

This should have been a fascinating case. It has support of terrorism, juror bias, FBI informants, and the government's strategy of using preemptive...

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