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Comments on news posted 2007-06-26 11:23:31: Ars Technica notes that a single mother from Oregon who was sued in 2005 by the RIAA for broadband file trading is suing back. ..
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 | | Serious issue in this Case After reading the claim filed, a serious issue comes to mind.
Where were the law enforcement officials in this case? State and Federal law enforcement officials should have already begun arresting numerous defendants; employees of the record labels (Atlantic, Capitol, UMG, BMG, ...), RIAA, Media Sentry, and Settlement Support Center for violations involving RICO, CFAA, blackmail, and unlicensed investigation (just for starters).
Assuming, law enforcement officials were initially unaware of the criminal activity of the defendants, why aren't they going after them now?
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|  rusdiAmerican VPremium,MVM
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kudos:1 | We all, be PIRATES! Have some Rum! Drink up, me hearties!! YO HO!
 
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| | The DMCA States She Wont Get Any Money.... Allso with the new law there trying to pass its worse then the DMCA just hit a link and your in jail lol damn Bush And Co | |
|  tencz51Kats The ManPremium
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1 edit | WTG no matter what 'most' of you'll think of slime company attorneys and their tactics . sometimes justice does prevail.
here's to hoping her day is a winner ! | |
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