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CNN story about the upcoming appeal of a convicted child rapist against his death sentence.
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Another example of how lawyers will do anything to win a case - or stifle dissent? Kathleen Seidel runs the popular website about Autism: Neurodiversity.com. She was subpoenad to produce a huge amount of information for a case she’s not even a part of -
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Ashley Highfield of the BBC’s blog entry about iPlayer and the debate in the UK over who should pay for increased bandwidth use
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The US National Archives website, with some great research tools and information
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Kathleen Seidel’s Autistic Spectrum Resources & Advocacy website, which has been targetted by a subpoena from lawyers suing pharmaceutical companies over the allegations of a link between vaccines and autism.
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