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: Carolina BlawgCan You Subpoena a 'Tweet'?
By University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Law Library
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An article on Law.com's Legal Technology News cautions that postings on Twitter can be subpoenaed, are legally binding, and are subject to electronic discovery. There are also issues of defamation, invasion of privacy, workplace retaliation, wrongful termination, and compliance with discovery of electronic records.from: e-bar, News and Information from the North Carolina Bar Association
Full post as published by Carolina Blawg on December 29, 2008 (boomark / email).
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