In LaFace Records v. Does 1-5, a John Doe case targeting students at Northern Michigan University, the motion by pro se litigant John Doe #5 to quash the subpoena has been denied by the Magistrate Judge.
Opinion and order of Magistrate Judge denying John Doe #5's motion to quash
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Friday, October 17, 2008
Pro se litigant's motion to quash denied in LaFace Records v. Does 1-5 in Michigan
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Actually, it was the John Doe #5 motion to quash that was denied, not #4 which was just referenced in this order.
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anonymous Chris P...
ReplyDeleteThanks for catching my error.
I rejected a post for violation of policy no. 7 and possibly no. 10.
ReplyDeleteIt's pretty hard to know what policy no. 7 and possibly no. 10. are since there are no obvious links to any policies at all on this page that I can see (and I did so a search of the entire http://recordingindustryvspeople.blogspot.com/ page for the keyword "policy" without success).
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Not to be vexatious here but each time I click on your link above to your policies it leads me right back to this comment page.
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Whoops I meant here.
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