District Court Enjoins Va. Attorney General From Enforcing Privacy Law Against Website Operator

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The U. S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia has enjoined the Virginia Attorney General from enforcing certain provisions of Virginia's Personal Information Privacy Act against a plaintiff for simply republishing publicly available documents which contained individual Social Security numbers.

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