France lawmakers have again passed a proposal that would boot pirates off of the Internet after three offenses. Previous efforts to pass such legislation were struck down by the French constitutional court, which ruled that assumption of guilt and the termination of Internet connectivity violated French citizen rights. The new proposal contains a "fast track" system that would give a Judge all of five minutes to determine a broadband user's guilt or innocence before moving on to the next case. The new law now simply has to gain approval from a small committee from both houses of parliament, but will also need to pass muster with the French constitutional courts.