LOS ANGELES - An actress who said she was duped into appearing in an anti-Islam film that stoked violent protests against the United States across the Muslim world has lost her second legal bid to force the video off of YouTube.
Denying a request by actress Cindy Lee Garcia for a court order requiring the popular online video site to remove the crudely made 13-minute clip, a federal judge found she was unlikely to prevail on her claims of copyright infringement.US District Judge Michael Fitzgerald of Santa Clara, California, also canceled a December 3 hearing he had previously set for oral arguments over Garcia's request.
Garcia's lawyer, Cris Armenta, told Reuters she planned to appeal the decision.
