He brings out a good point: there was a warrant. While I'm not convinced that this is strictly... right, it does seem at least some level of due process was fol

He brings out a good point: there was a warrant. While I'm not convinced that this is strictly... right, it does seem at least some level of due process was followed. I'm not even sure there is a legal framework for shutting websites and internet infrastructure down. It reminds me a little bit of Sterling's Hacker Crackdown - there is still an electronic frontier.