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COALITION FOR NONCOMMERCIAL MEDIA v. FED. COMMUNICATONS COMM'N.United States DC Circuit
Communications LawWhere petitioner can cite no case to show that a third party may petition for a change in another station's broadcast channel authorization, and... |
06/01/2001 | 00-1253 |
NELSON v. SUPERIOR COURT (COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES)California Court of Appeal
Civil Procedure, Communications Law, Injury & Tort LawA government tort claim is a "claim" within the meaning of Government Code section 26202.6, which requires the county to preserve recordings of... |
05/25/2001 | B147607 |
BELLSOUTH v. TOWN OF PALM BEACHUnited States Eleventh Circuit
Communications LawSection 253(a) of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 contains the only substantive limitations on state and local government regulation of... |
05/25/2001 | 99-14272 |
US v. LANDHAMUnited States Sixth Circuit
Communications Law, Criminal Law & ProcedureWhere prosecution's indictment lacks an allegation that defendant's communication containing a direct threat to kidnap, and defendant did not make a... |
05/25/2001 | 99-5471 |
PINK DOT, INC. v. TELEPORT COMMUNICATIONS GROUPCalifornia Court of Appeal
Communications LawA tariff filed with the California Public Utilities Commission cannot restrict telephone provider's liability for fraud and intentional misconduct. |
05/23/2001 | B141017 |
BARTNICKI v. VOPPERUnited States Supreme Court
Communications Law, Constitutional LawWhere journalists played no part in the unlawful interception of private communications and the substance of the communications regarded a matter of... |
05/21/2001 | 99-1687 |
ADAMS v. CITY OF BATTLE CREEKUnited States Sixth Circuit
Communications Law, Injury & Tort LawUnder the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, a police department may not tap a police officer's pager without notice to the officer, and... |
05/11/2001 | 99-1543 |
COMSAT CORP. v. FED. COMMUNICATIONS COMM'NUnited States Fifth Circuit
Communications LawThe FCC may not maintain implicit subsidies, whether permissive or mandatory, so the FCC's Remand Order permitting ILECs to recoup universal services... |
05/03/2001 | 00-60044 |
GLOBAL NAPS, INC. v. FED. COMMUNICATIONS COMM'NUnited States DC Circuit
Communications Law, Cyberspace LawThe FCC did not deprive plaintiff of due process, did not exceed its authority by invalidating plaintiff's tariff for Internet-bound traffic under 47... |
04/27/2001 | 00-1136 |
OMNIPOINT COMMUNICATIONS ENTER, L.P. v. ZONING HEARING BD. OF EASTTOWN TOWNSHIPUnited States Third Circuit
Civil Procedure, Communications LawPennsylvania law requires courts to determine whether a law actually excludes lawful activity before finding the law to be unconstitutional, even... |
04/25/2001 | 99-1932; 99-1990 |
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