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Extreme Associate’s Black Fires Back at U.S. Supreme Court
A day after the U.S. Supreme Court denied Rob Black’s appeal, sending his case, U.S. vs. Extreme Associates, back to a lower federal court in Pittsburgh for trial, he fired back on his website.
Supreme Court Won’t Hear Extreme Associates Case
Weighing in on the long-running obscenity battle between the U.S government and Rob Black’s Extreme Associates, the U.S. Supreme Court denied the company’s appeal, sending the criminal case back to the district court in Pittsburgh for trial.
Supreme Court Rejects Store’s Plea to Block Eviction
The New York State Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from Hempstead Video for an injunction against the eviction of the company’s Xpressions adult store in the village of Valley Stream.
Adult Store Case Going to State Supreme Court
In a dispute that stretches back several years, the New York State Supreme Court on Feb 6. will hear a case regarding a town’s request to close an adult retail store on the grounds that it is operating illegally.
University Can Block Spam, Supreme Court Says
In declining to hear a case Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court let stand a lower court’s decision that complying with the Can-Spam Act is not enough to prevent a university from blocking unsolicited email.
Canadian Adult Store Appeals to Supreme Court
The Canadian Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal filed by a store seeking to recover legal costs up to $1 million related to its ongoing battle with Canada Customs.
Supreme Court Nominee Hard to Pigeonhole
Although Democrats have been quick to highlight many of his conservative leanings, especially in cases involving abortion, Supreme Court nominee Judge Samuel Alito is harder to categorize when it comes to free speech and other First Amendment principles.
Minnesota Supreme Court Could Increase Severity of Child Porn Charges
Sentencing guidelines for the possession of child pornography could drastically change due to a case that entered the Minnesota Supreme Court this week.
Supreme Court Nominee Involved in Playboy Case
Conservative lobbying group Public Advocate has withdrawn its support for Supreme Court nominee John Roberts, in part because it has recently come to light that Roberts once worked on behalf of Playboy Entertainment Group.
Judge John Roberts Jr. Picked for Supreme Court
President Bush has chosen Judge John G. Roberts Jr. as his nominee for the U.S. Supreme Court. As a judge, Roberts has taken positions in cases involving free speech and religious liberty that endanger those rights, those who have followed his career say.
Tenn. Supreme Court Rules Anti-Adult Law Unconstitutional
Tennessee’s Supreme Court has struck down an ordinance designed to restrict adult-oriented businesses, saying it was overly broad and vague.
Supreme Court Rules P2P Networks Are Liable
In a blow to peer-to-peer technology providers, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that P2P developers are now legally responsible for the illegal acts of their users.
Supreme Court Sets Date for Grokster Case
The U.S. Supreme Court will begin hearing oral arguments in MGM v. Grokster, a case that will decide whether peer-to-peer software companies and file-sharing networks are responsible for the actions of end users, on March 29.
Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Sex Store Case
The U.S. Supreme Court this week refused to hear an appeal filed by owners of three adult entertainment stores shut down in 2003.
Maine Supreme Court to Rule On Email Anonymity
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court heard arguments Tuesday to determine whether the sender of a prank email that claimed to be from another person must reveal his name.
Attorney Wants Sex Aid Case Heard by Supreme Court
Attorneys representing the owner of an adult shop and four women who claim that their lives would be diminished without the aid of vibrators are seeking to set the U.S. Supreme Court abuzz and bring sex toys before the highest court in the land.
Supreme Court Says Adult Film Cop Firing Constitutional
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled yesterday that a San Diego police officer who was fired after he produced and sold videos of himself stripping off a uniform and issuing citations should not receive First Amendment protections.
German Supreme Court Rules On Domain Name Ethics
The German Supreme Court overruled several lower courts recently, finding that registering generic domain names did not constitute an unethical intent to cause damage.
Supreme Court to Decide on Adult Cop Hearing
A former San Diego police officer who claims he had a First Amendment right to produce and sell adult films of himself on eBay will receive word on whether his case is to be heard before the Supreme Court as early as this morning, according to court documents obtained by XBiz.
Supreme Anime Launches Site
www.SupremeAnime.com is an all-inclusive site that was created by Anime fans to satisfy every need of the Anime & Manga enthusiast. www.SupremeAnime.com is the premier provider of ANIME and MANGA merchandise offering a selection of over 10,000 ANIME and MANGA DVD’s, graphic novels, and books. The site was launched November 14, 2004.