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Right but none of the material on torrent sites actually violates copyright so I ask again how are the two cases different? In the case of torrent sites the jud
by mnm1 9y ago
Right but none of the material on torrent sites actually violates copyright so I ask again how are the two cases different? In the case of torrent sites the judge sees no problem with applying a law despite that law not being directly violated. Why isn't that done here?
- rhizome 9y agoBecause within the context of copyright law, current legal practice recognizes "contributory infringement." That aiding and abetting felonies, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, and so on, is not a part of their current charges is likely a lack of evidence necessary within the completely separate set of legalities under which they're being prosecuted and sued.