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Via the Raw Story
In the ruling, a Las Vegas judge wrote that Righthaven's claims were invalid because it did not actually hold a copyright on the story -- and that it may have mislead judges in hundreds of other lawsuits.
Righthaven v. Democratic Underground - No Standing Ruling by Chief U.S. District Judge Roger Hunt
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1 comments:
In Pam's case, and perhaps others, it may not matter since she, and they, settled out of court; and according to their rules, this is admission of guilt.
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