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breezin_chs · 2009-11-17T15:49:12.5470000Z

don't think you can sue from a Canada court when the defendant lives in [fill in blank]. Yes, you can. There are strong feelings on both sides of the jurisdictional issue, but this suit isn't reinventing the jurisdiction wheel. There is precedence involving transnational litigation in defamation cases; for one, Australian plaintiff (individual), American company (defendant). In a U.S. case (interstate), the plaintiff stated the following: Defamation and the unrelenting libelous publication and knowingly posting and reposting of false and libelous information, is NOT protected under ANY US laws, even the First Amendment. This defendant, and a number of others, acted with extreme evil intent and malice, at all times hiding behind a supposedly anonymous Internet alias. We intend to aggressively pursue legal action, to uncover ALL the anonymous posters (aliases) who have engaged and continue to enact on-line defamation, and then take action and file applicable law suits against ALL these posters, however long it takes. We are very intent on actively pursuing this course of action, to bring these evil defendants to justice. Other Internet posters should seek legal advice BEFORE making wild, accusatory, false and defamatory statements on the Internet and elsewhere. Discovery? I would think Mina Mar's lawyers are well aware of that possibility and would welcome it.