p2p news / p2pnet: It ain’t over ’till the fat lady sings. And sometimes, not even then.

A Jane Doe’s appeal against an order denying her motion to quash an Organized Music demand to force her ISP to reveal her identity was dismissed by the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.

But, says Recording Industry vs The People, Jane is now moving for an en banc reconsideration.

En banc means the motion would be heard by all of the judges on the Second Circuit court, and not just by a panel of three judges.

"She pointed out to the court that (a) the damage which would be caused by releasing the information would be irreversible: once her identity is divulged, it’s divulged; (b) courts in other circuits and even state courts have held that such orders are appealable, since the inability to appeal from the order means that no meaningful appellate review could ever take place," it says.

Also read:-
force her ISP - Jane Doe appeal rejected, November 28, 2005\
Recording Industry vs The People - Jane Doe Moves for "En Banc" Reconsideration in Loud v. Does, November 29, 2005

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