Judge Says RIAA Can't Have Hard Drive

NewYorkCountryLawyer writes "A Texas judge has refused to allow the RIAA untrammelled access to the defendant's hard drive in SONY v. Arellanes. The court ruled that only a mutually agreeable, neutral computer forensics expert may examine the hard drive, at the RIAA's expense, and that the parties must agree on mutually acceptable provisions for confidentiality."

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this means nothing

[wired_LAIN]

So basically, the RIAA can have the information on the hard drive. All this ruling means is that the RIAA has to pay a little extra money. Its not like that will stop them from suing people...