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Intel v. Hamidi to Be Heard Before Calif. Supreme Court
posted by filter_editor
on Thursday March 28, @09:25AM
from the private-property:-no-free-speech-allowed dept.
The California Supreme Court has decided to hear Intel v. Hamidi, which like Eldred v.
Ashcroft has been fought in part with the help of the Berkman Center's Openlaw forum. The defendant, Ken Hamidi of FACE Intel, sent email messages critical of Intel to its employees at their place of work; Intel responded by alleging "trespass to chattels," and went on to win a court order enjoining Hamidi from sending the messages.
Check out today's Newsbytes article. For background, see Carl Kaplan's 1999 New York Times article and the Openlaw archive. For current case information, see the California
Supreme Court site.
Bonus: You can sign up at the California Supreme Court site to be notified via email of any new developments in the case.
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