In SONY BMG Music Entertainment v. Tenenbaum, plaintiffs have filed motions to preclude testimony from ethnomusicologist Wayne Marshall as a fact witness, and Felix Oberholzer-Gee as an expert witness.
Plaintiffs' in limine motion re Wayne Marshall as fact witness
Plaintiffs' in limine motion re Felix Oberholzer-Gee as expert witness
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Thursday, July 23, 2009
RIAA moves to preclude testimony from 2 witnesses in SONY v Tenenbaum
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" I OBJECT to this witness' testimoy !!
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" It's devastating to my case "
Ok , not necessarily true but it's the first
thing that popped into my head when I
read this.
Dreddsnik
You could make a motion that water was wet and the RIAA would still oppose it.
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