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Judge Slams RIAA, $675k Fine Ruled Unconstitutional

Friday, July 9th, 2010

Another break happened today in the RIAA’s case against Boston University student Joel Tenenbaum, as the $675k fine was reduced by 90%. The judge in the case criticised the RIAA and held that the jury’s damages were unconstitutional. Even the reduced fine is described as “severe, even harsh” by the District Judge.

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RIAA Victim Files for New Trial, Damages Excessive

Tuesday, January 5th, 2010

Joel Tenenbaum, the Boston student hit with $650,000 in damages back in July 2009, has finally filed the next round in his case. In papers filed with the court, the amount of damages awarded are brought into question, as are the actions of the court. A new trial is requested.

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