Comment by newbusox

That sounds like a good idea, although it looks like Joel has representation from a professor at Harvard law (Charles Nesson, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Nesson) who, I would guess, is representing him for free. There are probably a non-insignificant number of attorneys who are passionate about this sort of stuff that would take on these kinds of cases pro bono, although finding them may difficult.