Journal NewYorkCountryLawyer's Journal: Does AOL Turn in its Customers to RIAA? 6
In Elektra v. Schwartz, an RIAA case against a Queens woman with Multiple Sclerosis who indicates that she had never even heard of file sharing until the RIAA came knocking on her door, the judge held that Ms. Schwartz's request for summary judgment dismissing the case was premature because the RIAA said it had a letter from AOL "confirm[ing] that defendant owned an internet access account through which copyrighted sound recordings were downloaded and distributed...."(pdf). Do they really have such a letter?
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Better have that letter ready for production (Score:2)
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I am very curious to see whether this letter says what they say it says. I have a hunch it does not.
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We'll have to see how the judge feels about it.