Jane Doe's motion to quash subpoena in Loud v. Does is scheduled to be argued today at 12:00 noon in Manhattan Federal Court, before Judge Robert W. Sweet. Courthouse is 500 Pearl Street. Courtoom is 18C.
10/12/05
-R.B.
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Wednesday, October 12, 2005
Jane Doe's Motion to Quash in Loud v. Does to be argued in Manhattan Federal Court at 12:00 noon today
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ReplyDeleteI know what you're talking about, the Starting Point graphic. I don't know why it happened, except that I have ANOTHER site that deals with the Ohio 2004 election and I don't know how the wrong code got in there. In any event, I'm disabling the code, until I can get it straightened out. Sorry.
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Ray
PS And thanks for trying to vote for Recording Industry vs The People.
I've corrected the code for the "Starting Point" vote graphic.
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Ray
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