I'm skeptical that the Kindle is that much more environmentally friendly, if at all, when measured cradle to grave.  It seems like the most likely scenario is that the production of the Kindle is equ ...

The best savings, of course, come from using a certain advanced, cutting-edge technology.  Some futurists have called it a "library."  It's a little crazy, but given some time it just may ...

I don't think there's much of a case there.  Defamation can't be based on opinions, which are most of the statements.  The only factual statement appears to be referring to her as "fortysomethi ...

Let's be clear: we're not talking about trial yet, we're talking about discovery.  It's highly unlikely that this will ever get to trial.  Even if it does, it will be quite a while.  This is just a ...

Tgdaily's article isn't accurate.  Jackson, Wyoming has already rolled out a WiMax system: http://www.engadget.com/2008/07/01/first-us-wimax-deployment-goes-live-in-jackson-hole-wyoming/. ...

Just to be clear, the DOJ doesn't get to say what's constitutional and what's not. In fact, it doesn't appear that it's a party to this lawsuit. Third parties can often file briefs on appeal suppo ...

Full text has its uses, but I think sometimes the efficiency of the traditional research tools gets short shrift. I've always found West's digest system--both on paper and on Westlaw--to be extraordi ...

Here's a critical question: Did the defendant object to the jury instruction? If not, the issue is ordinarily waived, and would foreclose any argument on appeal. It would still be open for the nex ...

There's a critical difference between soliciting sex online and copyright violation. First, note that while most of the TV busts may be thrown out, state and federal governments frequently and very ...

I suspect they know that they will probably lose. Of course, one never knows what will come out in discovery, but it would be an awful tough case to win. Telecommunications are traditionally highly ...

In the United States, all searches must be authorized by a warrant or an exception to the warrant requirement. In drug cases, dog sniffs do not qualify as searches because they reveal only contraband ...