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James Robertson

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The RIAA doesn't enjoy reality Posted: Feb 22, 2007 4:08 PM
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File this under "what, you mean there are risks in this strategy?"

The cartel of record companies in Capitol v. Foster have filed a motion for reconsideration of US District Court Judge Lee R. West's decision to award the defendant Debbie Foster attorneys' fees. In it, the plaintiffs lay out their disagreement with the judge's reasoning while taking time to point out that the fees awarded far exceed any damages they could have recovered should their suit have been successful.

What a complete bunch of tools. I swear, some prosecutor should start applying the RICO laws to the RIAA.

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