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California Supreme Court Seems Divided on Intel E-Mail Case.
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News, April, 2003
By Howard Mintz, San Jose Mercury News, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Apr. 3--LOS ANGELES--The California Supreme Court on Wednesday appeared deeply divided over how to balance free speech rights in cyberspace against a company's right to control its e-mail systems, underscoring the high stakes for Internet law in a bitter feud between Intel and a disgruntled former employee.
During hourlong arguments, the justices sparred with lawyers -- and, indirectly, with each other -- on whether the courts ran afoul of the First Amendment by barring 56-year-old Ken Hamidi from flooding Intel with hostile e-mails. Hamidi triggered the precedent-setting challenge four years ago, when he barraged Intel with tens of thousands of e-mails related...
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