When Jammie Thomas was fined $1.92 million for sharing 24 songs, the verdict sent shock waves throughout the world. Thomas’ lawyers then appealed the decision […]
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After the judge simply told the jury to decide on a fine, and not asking them to consider the validity of evidence presented by the
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The judge in the Tenenbaum case has handed the jury instructions now. It’s those instructions that are, at the very least, raising eyebrows in the
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Legal questions have been raised over whether or not MediaSentry has violated the law while gathering evidence. While the questions are being raised in the
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For many, the very thought of going up against the record labels in the United States over file-sharing is something most aren’t exactly capable of
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Is it constitutional to fine someone $1.9 Million for sharing 24 songs? Is it copyright infringement to merely place songs in a shared folder? That
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It only took the jury a few hours to deliberate and weigh all the evidence. Jammie Thomas was originally sued for $222,000, but her new
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Is it bad publicity for plaintiff lawyers when the judge presiding of the case against The Pirate Bay admins is accused of being biased? What
There’s been small movements in the Jammie Thomas case, but recently, the US’s first file-sharing case to make it to the US court system and
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