Hollywood Squares Off Against the Internet in the Second Circuit
A long-simmering copyright dispute between Viacom and YouTube has hit the Second Circuit, and the outcome could set a national precedent regarding the scope of potential liability for nearly every business on the Internet that posts infringing content.Recanting Witness 'Unavailable' to Prosecution, Court Concludes
Finding that a husband had so thoroughly intimidated his wife that she recanted a domestic violence complaint against him, a Queens judge has ruled that the prosecution will be permitted to introduce out-of-court statements that she made after her husband allegedly punched her and pushed her out of a moving car.Voters Back Republicans for Long Island Judgeships
Facing Drop in Applications, Law Schools Cut Costs
New York's 15 law schools have opened their doors to what many deans describe as one of the most motivated first-year classes in memory. But with significantly fewer prospective students to go around, the institutions are grappling with the repercussions of the decline.U.S. Halt of Web Video Might Have Violated Speech Rights
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