[Gondring]

Both sides also referred to a case in which the Appellate Division of the New Jersey Superior Court held that a corporation could not force the release of a poster's identity because it did not demonstrate that it was harmed by the comments.

That decision set up a four-part series of guidelines for future cases, among them a requirement that the plaintiff prove actual harm before an identity can be released. That decision was rejected by the Delaware Superior Court, but Finger said the justices could come up with a "modified" version of that decision.

Anyone know when that Superior Court decision occurred?

[Gabz]

UPDATE HERE

Bloggers win!!!