This is rediculous. he companies never lost any money due to his scheme. He should be tried and convicted of conspiracy, and theft, but this restitution is garbage.
Based on what the companies "would have" lost? That's a crap-ass reason.
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He can likely file for bankruptcy and erase the fine. At least once he gets outta jail. Once you've been in jail you may as well fuck your credit over too since it won't matter at that point.
Dippity-Do!
This is rediculous. he companies never lost any money due to his scheme. He should be tried and convicted of conspiracy, and theft, but this restitution is garbage.
Based on what the companies "would have" lost? That's a crap-ass reason.
Originally Posted by Drewbacca
He's clearly in the wrong here, but the amount of restitution is a bit extreme especially in the case of a projected loss.
If he did succeed, then he would've had the chance to cease and desist. I think companies or groups who represent them (RIAA, MPAA) should be required by law to issue C&D letters before they take any civil or criminal action. That way someone can be told what they are doing is wrong, and have one final chance to knock it off.
*insert witty remark here*
Well, it's all about setting the example.
Did anyone ever find out what happened to that girl on the cruise ship that said there were biological weapons on board just because she wanted to be back home with her boyfriend quicker?
Oh, that reminds me. I am curious about that case myself. This girl should get what's coming to her, since she did something far more grave. She put the lives of a cruise ship's passengers in potential jeopardy. "Alex, I'll take Inducing Mass Hysteria for $800."Originally posted by FighterX
Well, it's all about setting the example.
Did anyone ever find out what happened to that girl on the cruise ship that said there were biological weapons on board just because she wanted to be back home with her boyfriend quicker?
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