ANOTHER SPYCAM UPDATE (Good stuff):

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http://www.philly.com/philly/news/breaking/20100423_Judge_to_rule_in_Lower_Merion_Web-cam_case.html




Administrator agrees to surrender computer in Web cam case
By John P. Martin

INQURER STAFF WRITER

The Lower Merion School District administrator who had the ability to activate the Web cams on students' laptops agreed Friday to let investigators inspect her personal computer to see if she used the remote tracking program at home, according to an attorney in the case.

The administrator, information systems coordinator Carol Cafiero, has also agreed to sit for a second deposition, attorney Mark Haltzman said. Cafiero had previously refused to answer lawyers' questions about her role in the now-infamous tracking program.

Haltzman declined to discuss the specifics of the agreement or say when Cafiero would surrender her computer or to whom. Cafiero's attorney, Charles Mandracchia, did not immediately respond to calls and e-mails seeking comment.

But the agreement, reached after a teleconference Friday with a federal judge, clears one roadblock in resolving the dispute between the school district and Haltzman's client, Blake Robbins, the Harriton High School sophomore who contends in a lawsuit that the district used the Web cams on school-issued computers to spy on students and violated his civil rights.

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