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A New York federal judge has ruled that resellers of information gleaned from a driver's record cannot be held strictly liable for misuse under the Driver's Privacy Protection Act of 1994
A New York state appeals panel has ordered a Manhattan Supreme Court judge to look more carefully into whether New York University was able to comply with a subpoena seeking electronic data that a un
Some New York appellate judges have temporarily traded piles of legal documents for sleek electronic readers. Presiding Justice A. Gail Prudenti authorized the purchase of two Kindle DXs, which retai
Now more than in the past, a much wider sphere of influence affects a potential jury pool. Effective media analysis must encompass not only the Internet but also social media. Such in-depth study is
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