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by Marc on January 11, 2007
On the other hand that's about how much it will cost to retain an attorney.
Darmk Liggins chose the risky pro se route to Represent himself. It's working ... so far. We congratulate Mr. Liggins. He defeated RIAA's motion for summary judgment.
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Vote for RIAA lawsuits: Defend yourself at your own risk:
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Rating: 9.00 out of 1 vote(s) cast.
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Response from:
Sam Liddicott
(01/09/07 6:53am)
I know this is digitalmusicFUTURE, I guess thats how some articles dated Jan 11 2007 are visible on Jan 9 2007
Response from:
Business Loans
(05/07/07 6:20pm)
There are plenty of reasonable ways to defend yourself against an RIAA lawsuit over file sharing. For example, you can show how your IP address is shared by many others and it's impossible for the RIAA to know who was actually responsible.
Response from:
weight loss
(05/21/07 12:52pm)
There is a genuine issue of material fact that precludes granting summary judgment: whether Defendant copied or distributed any of Plaintiffs' recordings. In his responses to the requests for admissions, Plaintiff did not admit that he copied or distributed any of Plaintiffs' recordings. Plaintiffs have not demonstrated the absence of a genuine issue of material fact, and their motion is therefore due to be denied.
Response from:
costa rica travel
(10/18/07 2:31pm)
I am going to study law! So I will defend myself.. I believe that we should all know a little bit from the laws..
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