Looks like at least one judge in one country has learned that "proof by assertion" isn't enough - the demands of the music industry simply weren't possible:

A Belgian ISP ordered by a court to stop all piracy on its network, only to discover that it was an impossible task, has seen that decision reversed. The court recognized that the anti-piracy solutions recommended by the music industry didn'€™t work, which left the ISP Scarlet in an impossible position.

There are so many lawmakers and judges in the US that need to learn the same thing...

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