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The University of Michigan asserts 11th Amendment immunity from lawsuits in the hacking case involving ex-coach Matt Weiss.
Attorneys representing some of the student-athletes filed a motion on Tuesday requesting the court to expedite the collection of evidence in the case.
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Naked photos, explicit sex act images found in hacking investigation of former Michigan coachThe U.S. Justice Department has told victims that thousands of intimate photographs were seized from Matt Weiss' electronic ...
Ex-Michigan football coach, university named in lawsuit over alleged exploitation of female students
Michigan-based personal injury law firm Buckfire Law announced it has filed a mass lawsuit against former Michigan Wolverines ...
Former NFL and University of Michigan assistant football coach Matt Weiss leaves federal ... Weiss, who spent 12 seasons with the Ravens, is not charged with publishing, selling or sharing what ...
Former Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh ... REQUIRED READING: Ex-Michigan coach Matt Weiss charged with hacking for female athletes' 'intimate' photos Weiss pleaded not guilty to all 24 ...
Matt Weiss was federally indicted in March on 24 counts of unauthorized access and aggravated identity theft of student ...
Over a dozen women have sued the University of Michigan and former football assistant Matt Weiss after he was charged with hacking ... under former Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh’s brother John.
DETROIT, Michigan — A judge entered a not-guilty plea Monday for a former Baltimore Ravens and University of Michigan assistant football coach who is charged with hacking into the computer ...
Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh said he was "disturbed" by allegations one of his former assistant coaches at Michigan stole "intimate" photos and videos of athletes, mostly women ...
Michigan coach leaves court after being charged with hacking athletes' computers for intimate images
Former Baltimore Ravens and Michigan coach Matt Weiss pleaded not guilty on Monday in a Detroit federal court to 14 counts of unauthorized computer access and 10 counts of identity theft.
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