Press release expressing concern that H. Keith Henson's constitutional right to free speech was violated, and that he was not allowed to defend himself properly. [Electronic Frontier Foundation]

Keith Henson, an electrical engineer successfully sued by the Church of Scientology for copyright infringement, will wait until next month to find out whether he will face prison on a contempt-of-court charge related to the case. [Wired]

Coverage of the Church of Scientology vs. Keith Henson lawsuit.

Collection of news bulletins, translations of news articles, related documents, and links.

Damien Cave's article and interview with Henson. [Salon]

Report on SWAT team in body armor swooping in to arrest Keith Henson, allegedly for failing to disclose that a warrant was out for his arrest when he entered Canada. [The Register]

'Democracy' and 'liberty' in the sunny State of California never looked more like the empty incantations they really are. After conviction on one absurd count in a kangaroo court, Keith Henson seeks political asylum in Canada. [The Register]

Depending on whom you ask, last week's verdict in Religious Technology Center v. Keith Henson is either a vote for intellectual property rights or a vote against freedom of information. [Wired]

On April 4, 1996, the Church of Scientology filed a federal lawsuit against Keith Henson.

Elaine O'Connor's article on the case. [Toronto Star]

Enzo Di Matteo's article on the Keith Henson case: "Church of scientology calls cops and has one of its harshest and most vocal critics jailed." [Now Magazine]

Thomas C. Greene's article on the Canadian authorities' acceptance of Henson's application for refugee status. [The Register]