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Social media is changing the ways we communicate and conduct business.
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"Facebook helps you connect and share with the people in your life. Whether you want to or not."
Social networks are changing how we connect to people but we still mostly relate to a small handful of people on a regular basis.
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"Yesterday, I described a simple scenario where a plaintiff, who is having difficulty identifying an alleged online defamer, could benefit from subpoenaing data held by a third party web service provider. Some third parties—like Facebook in yesterday's example—know exactly who I am and know whenever I visit or post on other sites. "
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"Jury duty is bad enough, but imagine not being able to check your phone or e-mail to help relieve the boredom. That's the new rule in Michigan, where trial judges are now required to order jurors not to use phones or other electronic devices while in trial or in deliberations. Telling your Twitter followers you are stuck at the courthouse is not likely to tip the scales of Lady Justice, but Googling for background info on a case is the legal equivalent of ripping off her blindfold. "
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Analysis of juror behavior & the responses of the court system. Has an extensive list of references.
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Jurors accessing Facebook, Twitter, Wikipedia, general Internet during and after trial; sending research results to attorney.
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"This is a wonderful short and sweet opinion on using Facebook information in discovery. The Court’s recognition that Facebook usage can reflect the state of mind of a user was excellent to see. The only area somewhat concerning about the opinion was the fact the Facebook discovery was printed and not maintained in a digital form of production."
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