Section 1201 Court Challenge Rejected
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EFF and WSGR challenged the Digital Millennium Copyright Act in court on behalf of computer science professor Matthew Green and engineer Andrew “bunnie ” Huang .
The D.C. Circuit ruled that Section 1201 ’s ban on circumvention of access restrictions is a regulation of “conduct” rather than “speech”.
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