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Judge Rules RIAA Can't Force College to Identify Students Without Notice

Filed in archive Consumer Rights , Education , Legal , RIAA, IFPI by Marc on July 23, 2007

Judge Rules RIAA Can't Force College to Identify Students Without Notice
Magistrate Judge Lorenzo F. Garcia in Capitol v. Does 1-16 denied RIAA's ex-parte motion to force the university of new mexicolinks to disclose the identities of its students.

RIAA ex-parte motions are an attempt at an end run around the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, which provide for due process of law.

The Judge ruled that:
> Substantial harm could be caused by disclosure without notice
> Students have a legal right to oppose disclosure.
> The normal subpoena process can and should be used as it provides due process.


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