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: ZeroPaidThe Pirate Bay 'Spectrial' Day #11 - Prosecution's Closing Arguments
By soulxtc
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Swedish prosecutor Håkan Roswall notes that the BitTorrent tracker site is not some sort of charity and estimates it earns some 11.6 million kronor per year.
Today was the day that prosecution in the trial against The Pirate Bay for facilitation of copyright infringement gave their closing arguments.
Swedish prosecutor Håkan Roswall began by arguing that even though the person actually committing copyright infringement resides abroad, the actual crime occurred in Sweden.
This proves that the prosecution doesn't know what it's talking about because that's simply not the case.Full post as published by ZeroPaid on March 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
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