By Amelia Hansen
Daily Journal Staff Writer
It has been six years since the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals pulled the plug on Napster, the wildly popular music-downloading site. On Wednesday, the court weighed in on the case again - this time in the realm of attorney-client privilege.
A unanimous three-judge panel reversed a veteran San Francisco federal judge, saying she was wrong to...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
It has been six years since the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals pulled the plug on Napster, the wildly popular music-downloading site. On Wednesday, the court weighed in on the case again - this time in the realm of attorney-client privilege.
A unanimous three-judge panel reversed a veteran San Francisco federal judge, saying she was wrong to...
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