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Amicus briefs at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit rarely draw much attention. But in the high-stakes patent dispute over Prozac, a fight has broken out over whether the Federal Circu
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The legal context for web site privacy policies is based partly on existing laws and principles and partly on new and rapidly evolving rules and practices. This article discusses the major legal issu
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