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The Supreme Court will be packed with tech-minded lawyers Tuesday, as justices consider key cases on peer-to-peer downloads and the regulatory regime for cable modem services. Adhering to Court rules, the lawyers must eschew BlackBerry wireless devices, cell phones or pagers while inside. Still, a high-tech lifeline will be close by. The marble plaza and front steps of the Supreme Court are wireless hotspots, thanks to a law firm partner intent on making Internet access available in public spaces.
March 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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