Medinex v. Awe2bad4mdnx Case Archive
- 20010522_eff_dismiss_pr.html
- San Francisco --
Medinex Systems, Inc., yesterday dismissed its
suit intended to force disclosure of the
identities of 14 John Does who participated on a
Yahoo! message board devoted to discussions about
the company. The Electronic Frontier Foundation
(EFF), along with San Francisco law firm Farella,
Braun & Martel, defended the right of these
anonymous critics to express their views online
without fear of arbitrary disclosure of their
identity. The company had issued a subpoena to
Yahoo! in Calif. seeking the identities of critics
on message boards without first proving any
illegal actions. (May 22, 2001)
- 20010507_eff_motion_to_quash.html
- EFF's motion to quash.
- 200011_200101_zippershut_docs.html
- Documents (message board messages) from
the screen name zippershut.
- 20001010_awe2bad4mdnx_doc.html
- Document (message board messages) from
the screen name awe2bad4mdnx
- 20001010_divorceattny_docs.html
- Documents (message board messages) from
the screen name divorceattny
- 20001204_s3cr3t1_docs.html
- Documents (message board messages) from
the screen name s3cr3t1
- 20001224_aetna35_docs.html
- Documents (message board messages) from
the screen name aetna35
- 20010105_futbolusa_docs.html
- Documents (message board messages) from
the screen name futbolusa
- 20010208_ulna15_docs.html
- Documents (message board messages) from
the screen name ulna15
- 20010222_dotcommie_docs.html
- Documents (message board messages) from
the screen name dotcommie
- 20011101_caconsultant_doc.html
- Document (message board messages) from
the screen name caconsultant
