The CFAA on trial - the latest from the Nosal case on remand

Vanessa Blum from The Recorder has been covering the Nosal trial almost in its entirety. Her coverage has been fantastic, and can be found further below. We have also written extensively on the case for over a year. Our previous posts (for reference) can be found here:

9th Circuit Related Posts:

4/11/2012 - Jeffrey Brown, Ninth Circuit en banc adopts narrow reading of CFAA

4/16/2012 - Justin P. Webb, Why Nosal's dissent is surprisingly persuasive

Nosal on Remand Post:

3/13/2013 - Justin P. Webb, Nosal on remand - another reading of CFAA's "exceeds authorized access"; court denies motion to dismiss

Vanessa's ongoing coverage can be found here:

4/5/2013 - Amid Calls for Reform, a Rare Trial of Hacking Law

4/9/2013 - Lawyer Takes Stand in Hacking Case

4/15/2013 - Prosecutors Get Key Testimony From Ex-Lover in Hacking Trial

4/17/2013 - What Does 'Nosal' Mean for Nosal?

4/19/2013 - Korn/Ferry Hacking Case Sent to Jury