Religion & Law

Is Google Our Mirror No Answer Yet
The obscenity case that attempted to use Google searches as a measure of community values has been settled out of court. More in the Washington Post.

Google Settles Suit By British Christian Group Over Pro-Life Ads
In Britain, a settlement has been reached in the suit against Google brought by the Christian Institute. Professional Fundraising reports today that under the terms of the confidential settlement Google affiliate AdWords will change its policy that led it to reject pro-life ads that would appear when a user Googled the word "abortion"...

Student Scholarship: The Right to Abortion in Taiwan
Hsiaowei Kuan (Penn Law) has posted Abortion Law and Abortion Discourse in Taiwan: Rights, Social Movements and Democratization on SSRN. Here is the abstract: My dissertation tells a story of the abortion right in Taiwan: how abortion was not a...

Lopez: Google Fair
Google acknowledges two sides to the abortion debate.

China woman in legal first over abortion case
Via the Telegraph.co.UK: A Chinese woman who was forced to have an abortion despite being nine months pregnant is suing the authorities for their actions. Jin Yani's waters had already broken when China's abortion police came for her...

British Christian Group To Sue Google Over Rejection of Online Ad
In Britain, the Christian Institute plans to file suit against Google challenging its refusal to sell the Institute a pay-per-click ad (text of proposed ad) that would be triggered by a Google search for the word "abortion"...

ASMP and Other Visual Artists File Class Action Lawsuit Against Google
Google Faces Class Action for Copyright Infringement

Age Discrimination Suit Settled for $8.75 Million
Age Discrimination Class Action Settled for $8.75 Million

Google Sued for Violating the Privacy Rights of Millions of Americans
Google Sued for Violating the Privacy Rights of Millions of Americans

Google Settles Buzz Class Action for $8.5 Million
Google Settles Buzz Class Action for $8.5 Million

Google Inc.
alleging deceptive charges for ads displayed on third party web sites.

Google
alleging that companies who used internet advertising to sell mobile content have overpaid for keywords.