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Defending The Indefensible: Lawyers Who Love Loopholes Ignoring Serious Constitutional Issues In Domain SeizuresTechdirtMar. 23, 2011 |
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 One of the really sickening things in the debate over the seizures of domains by the US government without due process and with no regard to prior restraint is the way some pro-copyright lawyers have tried to wave off these rather significant concerns, highlighted by multiple lawyers, by focusing on quoting cases out of context and searching for legal loopholes to justify the seizures. Of course, if you dig into the actual case law, you find that the legal loopholes they highlight don't actually apply in this situation. Read More 
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