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In early-1998, Chris served as lead counsel for the Navy officer threatened with expulsion from the service based on private information the Navy obtained illegally from America Online. Within a two week period, the case went from filing in federal court in Washington to a permanent injunction against the proposed Navy discharge. The case made new law under the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, as well as under the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell, Don't Pursue" policy governing gays in the military. The matter received extensive media attention, especially concerning the Internet privacy issues.

Not sure if this is the "dood" - as the alternative "Chris Wolf" in Maryland appears to be a newbie.

Found the lawyer on martindale.com, and went to the law firm's website and found a ..... biography.

He works in media, copyright, privacy, and employment law. Good combination of interests for this "case."

5 posted on 10/03/2003 12:27:15 AM PDT by PokeyJoe (Don't talk about my armchair unless you know how to pull the recliner lever.)
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"Not sure if this is the "dood" - as the alternative "Chris Wolf" in Maryland appears to be a newbie."


The picture looks like a younger version of the guy I saw on Fox this morning. You've probably found him.
36 posted on 10/03/2003 8:15:48 AM PDT by windchime
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