Comments on: Judges Given 5 Minutes to Rule On Each Third Strike in France

By: French Broadcaster Sued for Firing Employee Based on HADOPI Stance

French Broadcaster Sued for Firing Employee Based on HADOPI Stance — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 07:07:01 +0000

[...] At this point in time, it’s not hard to see this as a no win situation for the UMP of France, not to mention TF1 who is neck deep in this political fiasco as well. It would appear that Bourreau-Guggenheim has a number of additional options should things go sour for him including referring to the European Court of Human Rights. Though one can only imagine how much additional political damage that would cause for the government who is not only intending on pushing through the three strikes law at all cost, but also changing around the French court system and giving judges only approximately 5 minutes to rule on each disconnection. [...]

By: HADOPI mark II: 5 minute show trials « Amused Cynicism

HADOPI mark II: 5 minute show trials « Amused Cynicism — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 02:44:48 +0000

[...] people will get a trial before being disconnnected, but it’ll be a special trial lasting 5 minutes: now there’s a new twist in the infamous HADOPI law. It appears that, on average, judges will be [...]

By: Anonimul Necunoscator

Anonimul Necunoscator — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 06:58:44 +0000

f@@@ them and all theyre so called democractic system,sarcosy is houngry for money so that he could pay her top model wife,and get on with theyre relationship…

By: The 5 Minute Trial « Informal Sector

The 5 Minute Trial « Informal Sector — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 00:31:45 +0000

[...] the internet) believes it has come up with the perfect idea to get around this. Let us introduce “the 5 minute trial”. It’s basically like a normal trial except it is 40 minutes shorter than it should be and it [...]