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Old 12-11-2007, 04:50 PM   #5
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Well I'm certainly not a lawyer and I don't really understand legalese, but to me breaking down that sentence logically:

Clause 1: "Defendant converted into mp3"
Clause 2: "Defendant put converted MP3's into his shared folder"

Statement is Clause 1 AND Clause 2 => violation

Applying a little Boolean logic, that means

(NOT Clause 1) OR (NOT Clause 2) => NOT violation

Of course, perhaps applying Boolean logic to legalese is illegal ;-)
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