French police briefly detained a 16-year-old who posted an unauthorized translation of the latest Harry Potter book online, a prosecutor said Wednesday. Judicial police in Paris were conducting an investigation and the boy could face charges for violating intellectual property rights.
August 08, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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French police briefly detained a 16-year-old who posted an unauthorized translation of the latest Harry Potter book online, a prosecutor said Wednesday.
The high school student from the southern city of Aix-en-Provence was picked up Monday based on a complaint from police in Paris, said Aix Prosecutor Olivier Rothe. The boy was released Tuesday after questioning.
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