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Texas Supreme Court voids order to identify blogger

Posted on September 4, 2014 by foiftexas

By Chuck Lindell Austin American-Statesman Originally published Aug. 29, 2014 An Ohio company, seeking to sue a sharply critical blogger Continue Reading →

Posted in News, Transparency | Tagged blogger, identity, Nathan Hecht, Texas Supreme Court

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