RIAA Jury Finds Minnesota Woman Liable for Piracy, Awards $222,000 on Threat LevelFirst Faved : Oct 04 2007 by moohahaFaved : 1 time with noteViewed : 9 timesFave It!
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The jury favored the RIAA in this case, setting a bunch of legal precedents favoring the the industry. Argh.
Quoted: Twelve jurors here said the Minnesota woman must pay $9,250 for each of 24 shared songs that were the subject of the lawsuit, amounting to $222,000 in penalties.
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