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Mega-victory: Kim Dotcom search warrants "invalid," mansion raid "illegal"

Posted by tracyanne on · 5 comments
Ars Technica; By Nate Anderson 		Mail this story
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A New Zealand judge savages the process used to target Megaupload's Kim Dotcom.

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Comments (5)

BernardSwiss ·
I notice that the Hollywood Reporter feels compelled to put the term "illegal" in quotation marks, whenever that word is used in describing the armed raid or describing the New Zealand court's finding that the raid (and associated actions) were in fact illegal.
tracyanne Story submitter ·
Yes it's interesting the way the facts are being gamed by this turkey.
gus3 ·
@BernardSwiss, I'm inclined to consider the quotes to be direct from the judge, rather than so-called "scare quotes."
jacog ·
same, gus

With so much stuff actually wrong in the world, we should not jump to jump to all the wrong conclusions all the time and cry foul where there is none.

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