Judge Refuses To Sign RIAA 'Ex Parte' Order 239
NewYorkCountryLawyer writes "The RIAA just can't get enough of going after University of Maine students, but it appears that the judges in Portland, Maine, may be getting wise to the industry's lawyers' antics. RIAA counsel submitted yet another ex parte discovery order to the Court ('ex parte' meaning 'without notice'), in BMG v. Does 1-11, but this time the judge refused to sign, pointing out that there is no emergency since there is no evidence that records are about to be destroyed [PDF]. This is the same judge who has previously suggested the imposition of Rule 11 sanctions against the RIAA lawyers, accusing them of gamesmanship."
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Sure. That sounds nice for her, but how can I afford new hardware?
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Yeah, you better not!
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The Revere Estate
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You better be careful. You might be sued for Definition of Character.
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Good to see I don't have anything better to do at 4am than argue hex on
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