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Robin · 01-19-2006

First the good news.

I believe Google know they are on very strong legal grounds here to refuse the subpoena because they are completely unconnected with the case in question and therefore the court probably cannot force them to comply.

But the bad news is that the prosecution are even attempting this, even though they know it's in violation of millions of people's privacy. Someone has a deep agenda over COPA and will try to tread over all sorts of people's rights to get it upheld.

01-19-2006	#2
Robin Officially Tired of retirement Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 296	Re: Google Records Sought In U.s. Quest To Revive Porn Law First the good news. I believe Google know they are on very strong legal grounds here to refuse the subpoena because they are completely unconnected with the case in question and therefore the court probably cannot force them to comply. But the bad news is that the prosecution are even attempting this, even though they know it's in violation of millions of people's privacy. Someone has a deep agenda over COPA and will try to tread over all sorts of people's rights to get it upheld.