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Old 03-25-2011, 02:37 PM   #73
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The internet has become as essential to people's lives as electricity. Denying an entire family access to the internet because of the actions of one family member (even if they are actually guilty) is not a punishment that is proportionate to the crime.
I agree with you. That's why I was surprised by your suggestion that investigation should involve the dramatic steps you were talking about - seizure of computer, forensic examination, etc. Do you really think that should be done in every case where an accusation of copyright infringement has been made? It would be hugely expensive and time consuming, and would probably result in the accused person losing their computer for months.
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