In June the school district of Catawba County, N.C., files for an injunction to prevent Google from displaying students' names, test scores, and Social Security numbers - information picked up through a routine crawl of the Web.
The district claims that the data is password-protected; Google points out that it can't crawl password-protected webpages. Judge Richard D. Boner nonetheless grants the injunction, and Google removes the pages.
Later the judge issues a second injunction, prohibiting students from googling his name...
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