The parts of the ACTA that were leaked terrify me to no end. I work from home, and therefore I absolutely rely on my internet connection for my well-being. So

The parts of the ACTA that were leaked terrify me to no end. I work from home, and therefore I absolutely rely on my internet connection for my well-being. So what happens if the RIAA makes a mistake and tells my ISP that my internet needs to be cut off? Since such proceedings would not work through the legal system, what recourse would I have? When I saw the headline for this article, I was really hopeful that maybe the leaked ACTA documents had been discounted, or maybe misinterpreted, and therefore I could stop panicking. However, the headline was an absolute lie; especially for those of us in the US that still have a few freedoms left.