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Catching the Grim Sleeper, Reawakening the Debate Over Familial DNA Testing
The story unfolds like a hybrid horror or science fiction film: a serial killer called the Grim Sleeper preys on prostitutes and drug addicts , murdering them and disposing of their bodies in dumpsters and alleyways in a south Los Angeles neighborhood. On July 8, police charged Lonnie Franklin, Jr. with ten counts of murder. Kincade
JetLawBlog
- Thursday, July 15, 2010
Welcome to Entmedialaw.com
Dearest Readers, I am happy to announce that this blog is being featured as part of a collection of related blogs from quality bloggers, Entmedialaw.com. The world gets smaller, but the info pool gets deeper and harder to swim. And yet there are so many interesting things that we might miss if we are afraid to wade into the deeper part of the pool.
BizMediaLaw
- Friday, April 3, 2009
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Catching the Grim Sleeper, Reawakening the Debate Over Familial DNA Testing
The story unfolds like a hybrid horror or science fiction film: a serial killer called the Grim Sleeper preys on prostitutes and drug addicts , murdering them and disposing of their bodies in dumpsters and alleyways in a south Los Angeles neighborhood. On July 8, police charged Lonnie Franklin, Jr. with ten counts of murder. Kincade
JetLawBlog
- Thursday, July 15, 2010
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Court grants summary judgment for Veoh in Universal Music Group copyright suit; says web video site protected by DMCA safe harbor
In a big win for web hosts, a federal court in Los Angeles has granted summary to Veoh in a copyright suit brought by several Universal Music Group entities, ruling that the web video host is protected by the safe harbor in Section 512(c) of the DMCA , and thus not liable for infringing uploads by its users. UMG v.
Copyrights & Campaigns
- Monday, September 14, 2009
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ASCAP: time to counter 'copy left/free culture pontificators'
in Los Angeles to discuss "various advocacy efforts," including plans to counter the copyleft. Copyright owners still enjoy widespread support in Congress, but that won't last as a new cohort of lawyers, judges, legislators, journalists, and voters, heavily influenced by the copyleft, move into positions of power. So have I!
Copyrights & Campaigns
- Saturday, January 24, 2009
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Welcome to Entmedialaw.com
Dearest Readers, I am happy to announce that this blog is being featured as part of a collection of related blogs from quality bloggers, Entmedialaw.com. The world gets smaller, but the info pool gets deeper and harder to swim. And yet there are so many interesting things that we might miss if we are afraid to wade into the deeper part of the pool.
BizMediaLaw
- Friday, April 3, 2009
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“BUSH’S BRAIN” TO AIR ON SUNDANCE CHANNEL
PRODUCTION TAX INCENTIVE BECOMES LAW Congress has passed, and President Bush has signed, legislation that gives a tax break to movies made in the U.S. 30, Los Angeles, CA CALIFORNIA LAWYERS FOR THE ARTS Film Business Seminar at Southwestern University School of Law. Their documentary, “Bush’s Brain” is set to air on Nov.
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Immigration Advocates Rally Around U.S. - New York Times
The marches took place in big cities like Houston, Los Angeles, Phoenixand Atlanta, and in smaller communities like Hyde Park, N.Y., It has become the rallying cry of demonstrations that have grown in size and frequency in the last month, as Congress has considered the thorny issue of immigration legislation. Garden City, Kan.,
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How many DMCA notices are too many?
Or maybe even the Congress might be interested? In Los Angeles, the city health department gives restaurants a rating card that is posted on the front door of the establishment. This isn't speculation anymore--YouTube must have received at least a million DMCA notices by now. His reply? Ah, I see. Nothing will happen. Nothing.
Music Technology Policy
- Sunday, October 19, 2008
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Court Nominee Advised Group on Gay Rights - New York Times
News of his participation was first reported Thursday in The Los Angeles Times, and it set off an immediate scramble on both the left and the right, upending perceptions of the nominee in both camps. KIRKPATRICK. WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 - Judge John G. Roberts Jr., The 1996 case, Romer v. Wait a minute! As in any other case," Ms. Rehnquist.
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Court Nominee Stood Out for Conservative Rigor - New York Times
Knauss, a Los Angeles lawyer who also clerked for the justice that year. Roberts wrote are in Justice Blackmun's papers at the Library of Congress, which were made public in 2004. PURDUM. Roberts went to work for William H. Siliciano, a law professor at Cornell who clerked for Justice Thurgood Marshall at the same time. When Mr.
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