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Judge Deals Blow to RIAA

Submitted by MacRonin on June 21, 2007 - 10:05pm
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Slashdot | Judge Deals Blow to RIAA: "jcgam69 writes 'A federal judge in New Mexico has put the brakes on the RIAA's lawsuit train, at least in the US District Court for New Mexico. The case in question is part of the RIAA's campaign against file-sharing on college campuses and names 'Does 1-16,' who allegedly engaged in copyright infringement using the University of New Mexico's network. In a ruling issued last month but disclosed today by file-sharing attorney Ray Beckerman, Judge Lorenzo F. Garcia denied the RIAA's motion to engage in discovery. This means that the RIAA will not be able to easily get subpoenas to obtain identifying information from the University.'"

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