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RIAA Case Against Mother Dismissed With Prejudice; Court May Award Attorneys Fees Against RIAA

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Recording Industry vs The People; By Ty Rogers and Ray Beckerman 		Mail this story
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In Capitol Records v. Foster, in federal court in Oklahoma, a case against a mother -- whose only connection to the alleged filesharing was that she was the person who paid for the internet access -- has been dismissed with prejudice.

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grouch ·
The heading says it was "Posted by dave", but the story was actually submitted by two readers: SamShazam and tuxchick2. I posted SamShazam's, then noticed that tuxchick2 actually had the format and lead in better shape, and posted the one she submitted. The backend got confused and removed both usernames, then stuck in the default - "dave".

Apologies to SamShazam and tuxchick2. Thanks to everyone who submits stories, it makes a big difference when editing in the wee hours.

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