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XBIZ News: FBI Violates FSC Injunction Covering Secondary Producers
Free Speech Coalition attorney Jeffrey Douglas, who also represents Chatsworth, Calif.-based Legend Video, said today?s FBI inspection of the company?s 2257 records was conducted in violation of an injunction issued in favor of the trade group?s secondary producer members by a U.S. District Court in Denver.
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uh oh spaghettios.
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as if they'd care...
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hmmm, this can make things very interesting
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10 to 1 not a damn thing happens. :(
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Does the injunction still stand after the newest law passed, whatever the heck the # is? I can't keep up with all the new additions.
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This is one of those threads that the GFY republicans stay out of for some reason.
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This might turn out to be very good for the industry
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The Attorney General probably gave the FBI permission to ignore the injunction in the name of Homeland Security.
If you don't defend this search, then you support terrorism, and hate freedom and liberty. :flagface Shouldn't they be investigating child predators in Congress? ADG Webmaster |
More than likely the Attorney General is ignorant of their own damn law and that of the injunction. It is interesting that they will just ignore a US judge as far as the inspections go.
What ever happened about them re working this shit under that other law? What did the judge say about that? Seems to me the Attorney General was pretty much just ignoring what the judge has said in that matter to. |
i hope the fbi gets thrashed for this.
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wow, interesting....
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This is going to be really interesting to see the outcome of
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If they can ignore the constitution and supreme court about torture and civil rights, its quite likely they could ignore this too.
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Wow, I really feel sorry for secondary producers that aren't in compliance right now.
I wonder if it was a mix up (the feds didn't know they were fsc members?), or if they feel that the new 4472 statute supercedes the 2257 injunction? Hrm, let's see. Incorrectly cross referencing 2257 records = 5 years in prison per offense. Violating a Federal Judge's injunction against inspecting those records = HRMMMMMM I WONDER I'm willing to bet it involves the following: Judge: Uhm. What you durrin? Attorney General: Oops. Honest Mistake. Sorry. Judge: Thanks for saying you're sorry. Don't do it again. Attorney General: Mmk. |
Wow, interesting stuff... Hope someone holds the FBI acountable.... LOL
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why doesnt this surprise me?
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Too bad, so bad. Go read the story, the FBI agents talked with the lawyer and decided to go ahead with the search anyway. They truly don't give a shit, apparently. Alex |
I agree with Lars. This could be VERY good for the industry
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Is it not possible that this new law totally bypasses FSC injunction? |
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It's been awhile since we're heard from you folks...teh Boy Alley donated his sig and raised some nice cash for you, so it would seem to be a reasonable request. ADG Webmaster |
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I have a really bad feeling the answer is that the FSC is hurting for cash in a major way.... :Oh crap |
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