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The owner of a Web site critical of the Rev. Jerry Falwell's views on homosexuality did not violate trademark laws by using a misspelling of the evangelist's name as the site's domain name, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday. A 4th Circuit panel reversed a lower court decision and ruled that Christopher Lamparello can continue to operate his "gripe site" at www.fallwell.com. The ACLU, which filed a brief supporting Lamparello, called the ruling a victory for free speech on the Internet.
August 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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