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Gregory D. Kesich, "E-mail case opportunity to shape law", Portland Press Herald (January 12, 2005), p. 1, 8: "So what brought Paul Levy, a Washington, D.C.-based public interest lawyer, to Maine in January? A chance, he said, to shape the state's law on the protection of free speech in the digital age. Levy, of the Public Citizen Litigation Group, was on hand Tuesday as Maine's highest court considered an appeal by someone... fighting to keep his or her identity secret, after a Superior Court justice ordered an Internet service provider to take the mask off".