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P2P Defendant Destroys Evidence, Case Defaults

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the wrong-ways dept.

neoflexycurrent writes "A court in Texas has thrown the book at a defendant accused by the RIAA of file sharing. The court determined that she had intentionally wiped her hard drive clean, so it entered the most severe sanction possible — default judgment against her. The record companies now just have to ask the court how much they want in damages."

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  1. wow by nwmann · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    wow