“Wired’s David Kravetz reports that George Hotz’s lawyers plan
to ask US District Court Judge Susan Illiston to reconsider her
recent temporary restraining order and the requirement to surrender
all his computers and peripherals and retrieve from the Internet
any information he put there about hacking Sony’s Playstation 3 to
allow running unsigned code and to restore OtherOS
functionality.“And there is an initial case management conference scheduled
for April 22nd. April? It’s January. So perhaps they are aware
there will be a lot of motion practice before this case gets
airborne. If any of you think it’d be a case you are interested in
enough that you’d like to attend the court hearings, you can email
me and I’ll explain some basics.“Here is the clerk’s notice:”
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