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Students file lawsuit against Diebold

Nelson Pavlosky ’06 and Luke Smith ’06 said Monday that they would file lawsuit against voting machine – maker Diebold, Inc., in a California federal court. Their decision has moved them into a leading role in a situation that has spread across college campuses and Internet Service Providers (ISPs) nationwide.

In a mutual effort, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a non-profit legal group, and Stanford Law School Center for Internet and Society will file suit jointly against Diebold on be…

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