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Are Subpoena Standards Substantive, Procedural, or Constitutional Law?

by Jason C. Miller | Mar 22, 2009 | Cases, Legal/Tech News, Quick Links

As courts [PDF] have established standards for subpoenas to ISPs in online defamation lawsuits, they have raised new questions. Professor Wasserman has raised the question whether these standards are a part of state substantive defamation law that federal courts would...

Should Traditional Radio Stations Pay Music Royalties?

by MTTLR ADMIN | Mar 12, 2009 | Quick Links

Congressional hearings this week focused on whether or not traditional radio stations should have to pay royalties for the music they play. Billy Corgan of The Smashing Pumpkins, was among those who testified in support of H.R. 848, The Performance Royalties Act....
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