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August 6, 2010
North Carolina Court Denies Motion To Quash in Anonymous Posters Case
A North Carolina court has denied a website operator's motion to quash a subpoena requiring it to divulge the names of anonymous posters who criticized a landlord living in Henderson, NC. The judge applied the Dendrite test and determined that the plaintiff had made out a prima facie case for some of the postings appearing on the website Homeinhenderson.com.
More on the case at Citizen Media Law Project.
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