Swedish prosecutor gets an extension to figure out a case against the Pirate Bay

[Jorge]

Still looking for way to drum up a conviction against the the world's largest BitTorrent tracker site, Swedish authorities were granted extra time to figure out how their copyright laws were broken.
<p>In what's surely becoming a cause for laughter amongst Sweden's file-sharing community, Swedish authorities have been granted additional time to formulate a case against the Pirate Bay with a Swedish court giving the lead prosecutor Hakan Roswall until October 1st of this year to file formal charges. </p>
<p>The effort is particularly laughable because the Pirate Bay hosts no copyrighted conte
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[binarydeath]

Those dudes blogs are funny when they respond to these kinds of threats. Reminds me of Lowtax's lawsuit threat emails over at SA.

[eminn3m]

it's smart that they respond to it in a comedic way instead of causing people to be uneasy about using there site

[metalbmx13]

yeah. I love those guys at the pirate bay.