An anonymous pro se defendant has beaten copyright infringement claims brought against him in federal court by a maker of pornographic videos. The defendant's victory runs counter to the result in a similar case in front of a different Eastern District judge.
February 09, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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An anonymous pro se defendant has beaten copyright infringement claims brought against him in federal court by a maker of pornographic videos. The defendant’s victory runs counter to the result in a similar case in front of a different Eastern District judge.
The John Doe defendant won on summary judgment in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania last week after Malibu Media had filed suit alleging he had used BitTorrent software to download 14 of its copyrighted movies without paying.
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