He ruled that search engine company Google.com must turn over bulk data related to searches, in response to a government order designed to bolster support for an anti-pornography law that has already been ruled unconstitutional. In September 2009, in Rocky Mountain Bank v. Google Inc., he ruled that Google must provide the identity and contact information for a Gmail user that was mistakenly sent confidential information by the Rocky Mountain Bank.
A judge ordered search engine company Google.com to hand over bulk data related to searches as part of a government effort to strengthen support for an anti-pornography law that had been previously deemed invalid. In September 2009, in Rocky Mountain Bank v. Google Inc., he also ruled that Google must disclose the identity and contact information of a Gmail user who was mistakenly sent confidential information by the Rocky Mountain Bank.