Thread: Does DRM violate the 1st Sale doctrine
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Old 02-22-2010, 08:36 AM   #53
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Just like copyright. You can claim a violation, but it has to be proven in court.
Well, except that under the ACTA provisions it doesn't. Three accusations (not proven cases, accusations, no court, judge, or lawyer required) and your ISP is legally bound to sever your connection. Presumption of innocence need not apply.
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