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Is it right to force AOL to reveal the name of a user?
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The user in question is being accused of breaking the law. AOL should give up the name
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Forcing AOL to reveal the user name would infringe on First Amendment rights
 
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Nam Tei Electronics requested a subpoena that would compel AOL to hand over information on one of its subscribers and a Virginia Supreme Court agreed. When a user breaks the law, they lose rights all rights to anonymous free speech.

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 		 Internet privacy laws are still in their infancy, but one thing is for certain: users have a right to speak anonymously online. AOL should not be compelled to give up personal user information, nor should any other Internet provider.

 
 



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