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Old 12-21-2018, 08:38 PM   #115
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In reply to Solo1959 regarding the person downloading copies of books under copyright: yes that person is guilty of a crime. They are effectively in receipt of stolen goods. The claim that they didn't know those books were under copyright etc is no defence: ignorance is no defence in law.

So presumably they could be prosecuted for receiving?
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