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Venue roulette, a sham affidavit, and uninspected bloomin’ onions.

An important case on "The Digital Fourth Amendment"

Overloaded fireworks, behavioral coaching, and makeshift pockets.

Frothy fonts, unprofessional death threats, and books about butts and farts.

Private prisons, Pyrrhic victories, and a single-family hotel.

Firearm privacy, trial transcripts, and a Good Samaritan.

In February, I wrote about a Fourth Circuit decision in Doe v. Sidar, which discusses one-sided pseudonymity. Today, I see that Google received yet one more request that it remove that post from its indexes, and thus vanish it from search results. That's the fourth attempt so far aimed at…

River rides, purple robes, and aesthetic injuries.

In February, I wrote about a Fourth Circuit decision in Doe v. Sidar, which discusses one-sided pseudonymity. On Wednesday, Google received a request that it remove that post from its indexes—and thus vanish it from search results—on the theory that the post violated the copyright in a blog post, https://europeannewschannels.blogspot.com/2024/01/fourth-circuit-on-one-sided.html:…

Bird poop, non-testimonial thumbs, and the heckler's veto.

Last month, I wrote about a Fourth Circuit decision in Doe v. Sidar, which discusses one-sided pseudonymity. Last week, Google received two requests that it remove that post from its indexes—and thus vanish it from search results—on the theory that the post violated the copyright in a Tumblr post, https://www.tumblr.com/case49news/745091056157196289/fourth-circuit-on-one-sided-pseudonymity-in-sexual:…