Show Page 6 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Thursday July 27 2000 News outlets seek DNA tests for man executed in 1996 Judge shuts down Napster I SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — It didn't take long for the first howls of dissent over a federal court order that will likely shut Napster users worldwide will be affected by the court order in the landmark battle over Internet technology and intellectual property rights The down Napster Inc's wildly popular online song-shari- order applies only to copyrighted music but Napster attorneys said it would cripple or shut down the swapping ng service at midnight Friday “What's next shut down the free Internet?’’ one music fan wrote in a Napster chat room Another with the user name UnrEvil wrote of record companies: “I'm never going to buy or listen to their music’’ service The injunction will go into effect after the nation's largest record producers post a $5 million bond against any financial losses Napster suffers from being shut down pending Chief US District Judge trial Marilyn Hall Patel granted die Wednesday at the request of the Recording Industry Asso- another way to download free music on the Internet" said Elisabeth Prot a music fan in San Francisco “The recording industry promotes one single off of one CD You don’t really get to hear the rest of the tracks : They can be either good or horrible" proNapster the dorm-roo- ciation of America which sued Napster in December for copyright infringement The judge said Napster had the capability to police the unauthorized trade of copyrighted music through its system but failed to do so “They’ve created a monster for lack of a better term and that’s the consequence they face" she said “I can’t just let it go on’’ Napster CEO Hank Barry Blues: Napster Inc industry executives at the San Mateo Calif company that exonerated wears off when coloring books lose their appeal thou- sands are turning to a new trend in alleviating kids’ boren remdom with a edy Television Robin Stephenson of Carrollton Ky had a set installed iii her family’s Ford Excursion sport utility vehicle It receives television signals and plays Video cassettes The television console is located between the two front seats so the screen can be seen Levi Stephenson by in the back seat home-prove- “We really like eight Journal-Constituti- the college student whose body was dumped in a creek online Napster responded by blocking access for more than 30000 people but new users continued trading the band's music nary results failed to clear McGinn but more tests are planned according to pub- “We've been very interest- ed like other news organizations in finding a case where perhaps a man was wrongfully executed" said Ben Bradlee Jr the editor overseeing the project for the Globe “If this could be proven it could dramatically alter die terms of the debate” The tests would be run on material that authorities still death-penal- ty ‘ have including Ludlam’s and Felker’s hair scrapings from under Ludlam’s fingernails children “We use it when we take a rather long trip That way Levi has the option of watching television if he gets bored We take VCR movies along and they really keep his attention focused” Until recently virtually all TV sets in cars were put in after the vehicles were manu“retrofactured — “after-markby fitting” inalallwa ” i:Then car makers took notice and hair found in Felker’s house ' Kelly Burke district attorney in Houston County where the case was prosecuted said the examination was “a total waste of their time" 4 duct tape Her body was dumped in a creek where it lay for two weeks Felker was connected to the crime through hair fibers Even so Burke saidjie expected to approve the new found in his home and on the victim He was found guilty in 1983 after a five-da- y trial and sentenced to death tests and the evidence could leave his office as early as Friday for a lab in California The said Felker Authorities results could come hack in would not have been subject to die death penalty without rape as an aggravating circumstance Years later Felker lawyers asked a court to delay several weeks Advances in DNA testing have been at the forefront of die national debate of the fairness of the death penalty Opponents of capital punish- his execution so: they could run a DNA analysis The court rejected the request saying it came too late ment have called for measures to give death row inmates OFFERED BY Cache July 4- - 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Convicted Guilt In lished reports In die Georgia case Ludlam was assaulted and bound for as long as six hours before she was strangled Her mouth and eyes had been covered with SUMMER CCHOIR CAMPC Don't miss ' alleged victim his stepdaughter could be tested Prelimi- Valley Montessori School XT y until evidence found on his inmates death-ro-w Macon Telegraph The Atlanta and CBS are calling for new DNA tests on evidence in the murder of an unrestrained and illegal online bazaar The band Metallica also sued saying more than 300000 Napster users had traded its kongs - Robin Stephenson “I mend it for other people with penalty supporter stopped die execution of Ricky McGinn DNA evidence has cleared Felker executed in 1996 The recording industry' claimed he was innocent The Boston Globe The accused Napster of eneburag-in- g et it"recomsays Last month' Texas Goy George W Bush a death an American ny's computer servers so-call- ed ? to explore inmate who was put to death an industry target because song file directories are generated via the compabecam RIAA attorney Rnssell ject of Shawn Fanning has Trackman told the court that as the hearing was going on grown into a phenomenon with a million new users each 1400 songs were being downmonth using it to download loaded each minute via Napfree software that allows the ster’s software As the hearing said the company plans to exchange of music stored on ended Wednesday 737000 files were being traded in appeal: “We intend to see this personal computers 6857 libraries — and that was in Investors have poured through in every venue in on only one of Napster’s more dollars and millions of every court" An estimated 20 million installed seasoned music than 100 computer servos Kids and long car trips can add up to misery for parents When the novelty of travel post-convicti- on ear-ol- Shawn Fanning TVs are the newest more access to DNA testing even many death penalty supporters say such tests should be used to eliminate any doubt about convicts’ guilt whether the man executed for the crime was innocent If the DNA testing shows that Ellis Wayne Felker did not Eved rape and kill 19-- y Ludlam be would it lyn Joy the first time DNA evidence m Scripps Howard News Service case murder “I'm disappointed but I think that there will soon be injunction preliminary ATLANTA (AP) — Three newspapers and CBS News said Wednesday they would pay for new DNA tests on evidence from a 1981 Georgia a National CA -- MSPS ' U--- tf 5? 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