RE: [dvd-discuss] EFF: Security Researchers Drop Scientific Censo rship Case

["Steve Hosgood" <steve(at)caederus.com>]

James S. Tyre wrote:
> Nah, I got it, I knew you were having fun.
>

Good! Meanwhile, back on the plot....


> No, your first instinct is correct.  Manufacturing a case where none exists 
> definitely is not kosher.  Though you might enjoy one of my alternate sig 
> quotes.
> [snip] 
> Lodi v. Lodi, 173 Cal.App.3d 628 (1985)
> 

Hmm. That sounds like a rather more extreme case of what I proposed. In
"Tyre vs. Seltzer" (or whatever), there are two genuine parties. The only
odd bit is that the EFF would be backing both of them, but the source of
their finances is unlikely to be of interest to a court surely?


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