Great discussion. I did think DN had a slam dunk, but do they? Still only 9 cases filed, the last Jan 30. I cant imagine everyone else has settled. I also find it kind of funny a user in this thread (jacksonj) registered and made 13 posts, all in this thread urging people to settle. I am sure his username initials are just a coincidence. lol :P
If defendants are found guilty by preponderance of the evidence by puchasing codes do you think it was proved that the defendant had a bin or that they even tried.
So where is this requirement in law. I can not find it. Now you tell me what part of that you did not understand. This bin requirement according to you does not exist in law.
GS2
Last edited by Hannibalector; 02-11-2013 at 07:06 PM.
Let me pose a question: If a Grandmother in Florida went on line and bought a code,now keep in mind she is in a retirement housing facility with no dish's allowed.
Are they going to come after her for this purchase?......is it still illegal?
GS2 read the case file, it's necessary, allthough in the case file theres no evidence of a download to any bins or files, it simply makes the assertion, thats right default thanks for pointing that out
A court will not automatically grant a default judgment. If that were the situation everyone would be filing lawsuits in the hope that the defendant will not contest. Much better odds than playing the lottery.
The court still has to consider the evidence before it will grant the default. Motions for default judgment are regularly denied.
In the DA cases the court found that there was sufficient evidence before it (evidence that did not include ownership of sat equipment or server logs) to grant the judgment.
My point is that DN did not have to prove to the court that the defendant had the means to complete the copyright violation and that's why they will win with the current round of litigation.
Subscription to the IKS service is all the evidence they need.
just say you're right Hanni and we can get passed this little issue ....lol kidding