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U.S. District Judge Lewis A. Kaplan who presided over DeCSS trial

Location: Washington, DC

Date: November 2000

Camera: Nikon Coolpix 950

ID Number: #E5A4426


  Other photographs in the "dvd 2600 trial" collection:

DeCSS developer Jon Johansen (right) during break in DVD trial of 2600 Magazine

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DeCSS developer Jon Johansen during break in DVD trial of 2600 Magazine

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DeCSS developer Jon Johansen during break in DVD trial of 2600 Magazine

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DeCSS developer Jon Johansen (left) and archivist John Young (right) during break in DVD trial of 2600 Magazine

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Protesters outside federal courthouse during first day of DVD trial

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Protesters outside federal courthouse during first day of DVD trial with anti-Digital Millennium Copyright Act signs

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Protester outside federal courthouse during first day of DVD trial with copy of so-called trade secret source code on sign

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Protester posing in front of CNN camera outside federal courthouse during first day of DVD trial but not being interviewed

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Neon hair, nose ring, and nonchalant: Protester during first day of DVD trial

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Eerily enlarged photo of hacker-hero Jon Johansen used in protests during first day of DVD trial

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Geekstock in NYC? Protesters groove during first day of DVD trial

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U.S. District Judge Lewis A. Kaplan who presided over DeCSS trial

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U.S. District Judge Lewis A. Kaplan who presided over DeCSS trial