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Benchmarks: Hackers may be identified in N.J. defamation case 

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    • April 8, 2013

The First Amendment does not protect the identity of hackers to the extent it does other anonymous individuals who publish defamatory material online.
That’s the conclusion reached Friday by a New Jersey appellate court.
The issue arose in a defamation suit brought by Warren Hospital and several hospital officials who » Continue […]

Original post by http://lawyersusaonline.com/blog/2013/04/08/benchmarks-hackers-may-be-identified-in-n-j-defamation-case/

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