MPAA accuses TorrentSpy of withholding evidence

does anybody know the current market price of a judge?

I don't know what the going price is, but the MPAA could tell you.

Just to buy a judge is still fairly expensive, but when you have multiple court cases I heard you can get buy-one-get-one-free prices. Or for those who frequently need a biased judge you can pay a monthly subscription and get all the judges you want.

FUCK THE MOTHER FUCKING MPAA

lol. nothings gonna come of this cuz torrentspy does not have anything tracked. the site is just a host, it doesnt keep any info. but MPAA is being stupid and costing torrent spy millions in legal fees.

MPAA BASTARDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Damnit TorrentSpy was the only torrent site I ever liked!!!

Withholding names! OMG! What do they think they are doing? This is the MPAA we're chatting about! They are the great gods of the internet! They withhold the future of our existance in their almighty hands! They are not to be messed with! Just ask 'em, they will tell you.

Anybody got a quarter i think i wanna buy a judge.

Originally posted by spydah:

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Anybody got a quarter i think i wanna buy a judge.

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there is a pattern happening all over the place where the corporates and their "associations" drain unfunded groups of any resources by taking them through the courts.

One would have to wonder if the process was not vexatious litigation as the goal is less to achieve a court outcome as it is to use the process to drain opponents of money.

It's so easy for the MPAA to pay off a Judge it's not even funny. Same thing with alot of lawmakers out there, their paid off to help further ones cause. MPAA can kiss my ass...I bet you they won't be able to touch thepiratebay.org for a long while.

Tashammer you have a great point.

Maybe people might want to buy the movies that are made if they were good. Hell now if you've seen the trailer you have seen the movie and its "best parts" Disney Channel has better movies than major productions.

MPAA, Please go off some some where and die quietly.

Informed people are not scared of you and the longer you carry on with this crap, the more informed people there will be.

Peace all

The are on a non stop rampage trying to find the next one to take down. Sooner or later torrents will become acceptable like online music and then u have to pay for the torrent :)

pfft... public trackers.. good riddance

Originally posted by tucker001:

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FUCK THE MOTHER FUCKING MPAA

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If the cost is low enough, it wouldn't be all that bad to have to pay for torrents. TorrentSpy is worthy of being be paid too.

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I bet you they won't be able to touch thepiratebay.org for a long while.

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Bob666 (Newbie) 26. June 2007 @ 21:47
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I bet you they won't be able to touch thepiratebay.org for a long while.
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Uh... dude I h8 2 break it 2 u but the piratebay server has already been seized for investigation there's more on: http://thepiratebay.org/blog

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Roswall gets an extension based on lies/stupidity
As expected, the prosecutor Håkan Roswall got prolonged time to bring a legal action against The Pirate Bay until October 1st 2007. More unexpected is the reasons given and the grounds for the decision.
- For a district court the reasons might seems sufficient, but for someone familiar with the case and the technique the arguments doesn't add up, says Magnus Eriksson of Piratbyrån.

Lets analyze the reasons given one by one:


"That the analyzis of confiscated equipment are still under way and that the equipment to a large extent consist of servers, which makes the work much more time-consuming."
- A server is not a multi-purpose machine like a regular computer. Contrary to what Roswall claims, it's often adapted to only one purpose. Therefore, the investigation of a server should be less time-consuming than that of a personal computer. Still Roswall claims that he can't return the servers even after a year of investigation.
"That he awaits the opinion of the state crime lab regarding analyzis of scripts and documentation of the torrent database."
- TPB consists of around 6000 lines of specially written code, or 16 lines of code to analyze each day. Up to three police officers have been dedicated to this for a year. What The Pirate Bay tracker and torrent site does should be obvious for everyone today.
"That the investigation regarding economic exchange in the activity of the Pirate Bay is still going on."
- If you haven't found anything illegal in an investigation of economic activity after a year, there is nothing there. No matter how much you wished it was!
"That encrypted information has been encountered in some of the confiscated computers that hasn't been cracked."
- This encrypted data does not belong to The Pirate Bay, but to the customers of Internet service providers PRQ. But only confiscation and investigation of equipment belonging to The Pirate Bay was allowed. Besides, a standard level encryption today takes about 40 years to crack. That's a lot of appeals for prolonged preliminary investigation!
"A large number of people have been actualized in the investigation. These must be questioned before the investigation can be completed."
- What is a "large number"? Two, five, a dozen? Who are they and why haven't they been actualized until now? The few people working with The Pirate Bay have been public and there are no army of secret co-workers!

These reasons given to the district court was found sufficient to grant the prolonging of the investigation. As we can see they do not stand up to a closer examination.

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