Courts are not customer support, the court system is already massively overloaded as it is. I agree that courts have their place, in this case to provide an ap

Courts are not customer support, the court system is already massively overloaded as it is. I agree that courts have their place, in this case to provide an appeals solution if someone remains blocked by their ISP despite provably not being a bad netizen. But they cannot shoulder the load of policing - in the meatspace, that's done by police, in the digital space the ISPs are the closest equivalent.