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Originally Posted by mr ploppy
Hadopi and the Digital Economy Act are two examples.
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Both acts require that the rights holder make a complaint that must satisfy the administrative agency before any action is taken. Both acts have notice requirements allowing the target multiple chances to respond and show that the complaint is without merit.
Both acts allow for judicial review by the courts at the blocking stage.
Notably, the defendants targeted have never sought to defend themselves before either the agencies or the courts (indicating, most likely, that they have no defence).
Do you really think that TPB has a realistic defence to the claim of copyright infringement. If so, by all means, present it. This ought to be enlightening.
