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An out-of-state student can be sued in California for running a Web site that allegedly allows users to pirate films on DVD, a California appellate court ruled Tuesday. In the latest battle over court jurisdiction in Internet cases, the court determined that Matthew Pavlovich "knew or should have known" that his Web activities could injure California industries, and can be sued in California for trade secret theft and copyright infringement.
August 07, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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