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: Recording Industry vs The PeopleProf. Nesson admitted pro hac vice in Capitol v Thomas-Rasset
By Ty Rogers and Ray Beckerman
In Capitol Records v. Thomas-Rasset, law school professor Charles Nesson, who represents Joel Tenenbaum, has been admitted pro hac vice to assist in representing defendant. The defendant's lawyers are former students of his. I have been informed that the trial is scheduled to start tomorrow -- November 2nd [election day?!]
In addition,
-Prof. Nesson filed an amicus brief;
-the brief was rejected by the court due to no motion for leave to file having been made; and
-Prof. Nesson thereafter made a motion for leave to file.
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Full post as published by Recording Industry vs The People on November 01, 2010 (boomark / email).
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