OT?: Legal question about p2p
Erik Bixby
plug-devel@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us
Tue May 31 12:46:03 2005
Does anyone here have any idea what degree of certainty organizations
such as the RIAA must have in order to subpoena people? I had an idea
for a scheme of exchanging files where the peers protect each other
from knowing for certain whether or not a particular machine actually
holds any particular file. (http://www.crabboy.com/secure.txt)=20
However, if it is the case that even if there is only a one percent
chance the RIAA can still subpoena people, the scheme would only serve
to run up their legal costs. Not a altogether bad thing. But, I was
hoping that there was some sort of legal threshold they had to meet...
Thank you, in advance, for your time.
-Erik