Jorge
August 4th, 2008, 12:30 AM
Sometimes, there is the odd report coming from Asia about a massive piracy bust with reportedly millions of CDs and DVDs being confiscated, but the aftermath of a major raid sometimes goes unnoticed.
There's an interesting report from The times of India where there is a problem - there's not enough piracy courts to deal with the load of busted pirates.
Of course, for the average North American, the concept of a "piracy court" is pretty much unheard of. Generally speaking, when someone gets sued for copyright infringement, they go through a regular court system just like any other case. Judging by what this report suggests, there is a court set aside in India to deal specifically with alleged pirates.
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There's an interesting report from The times of India where there is a problem - there's not enough piracy courts to deal with the load of busted pirates.
Of course, for the average North American, the concept of a "piracy court" is pretty much unheard of. Generally speaking, when someone gets sued for copyright infringement, they go through a regular court system just like any other case. Judging by what this report suggests, there is a court set aside in India to deal specifically with alleged pirates.
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