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March 17, 2009
Erie Meets the First Amendment
Howard Wasserman just posted an interesting question over at PrawfsBlawg:
So here is a nice Erie question: In a diversity action, must a
federal court apply the state-law standard for when a plaintiff can
subpoena the identity of an anonymous poster or can it utilize a
different federal standard?
The rest of the post describes the context for his question. To read it, click here. --RR
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