Alexandra Mayers on Copyright Trolls, Crissy Moran, Crystal Cox and IviewIt and Marc Randazza
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Embattled copyright lawyer uses DMCA to remove article about himself. Marc Randazza has Abused our Justice System OVER and OVER to remove online content that did not "flatter him", exposed him or flat out criticized him.
"Marc Randazza tells Wordpress that the unflattering story "is not fair use. Well-known copyright lawyer Marc Randazza used the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) to delete an online article about a dispute between his former employer and himself. Click Below to Read the FULL document, So many Lies. Marc Randazza is the world's most hypocritical lawyer and violates First Amendment Rights in mass. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/02/embattled-copyright-lawyer-uses-dmca-to-remove-article-about-himself/
Marc Randazza of Randazza Legal Group. " It is said that politics make strange bedfellows; so what could be stranger than Democratic State Senator Justin Jones, a Mormon with family values, and Marc Randazza, a porn attorney and a speech advocate for pedophiles whose client list includes Phillip Greaves author of "The Pedophile's Guide”"
Marc Randazza SUED Investigative Blogger Crystal Cox and iViewit Inventor Eliot Bernstein, claiming Trademark Violations. Marc J. Randazza of Randazza Legal Group , and Ronald D. Green use an unconstitutional TRO to STEAL massive domain names, search engine placement and online content. Thus far the District of Nevada Judges have protected and enabled Marc Randazza's behavior, all but Judge Jennifer Dorsey. Marc Randazza uses the courts to chill speech, shut down blogs and websites that speak critical of him and gets Nevada Judges to make his targets pay Marc Randazza, Randazza Legal Group, and Ronald D. Green legal fees for this civil and constitutional rights violation and extreme abuse of process and judicial retaliation. "Another Free Speech Win In Libel Lawsuit Disguised As A Trademark Complaint from the free-roaming-anti-SLAPP-law-pitches-in dept Unless the Supreme Court decides to weigh in on this long-running SLAPP la...
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