Sharman Networks, the owner of Kazaa peer-to-peer network claims that the raid to its office last week was not legal. The search warrant, an Anton Pillar order, which granted the Music Industry Piracy Investigations, MIPI the right to conduct the search was not granted based on all the facts, Sharman says.
An Anton Pillar order is used in software piracy cases, and gives the right to conduct a raid without prior notice to the suspect. According to Sharman the judge who gave the order was not presented with all the relevant facts to the case and therefore the order should be set aside.
Sharman's complaint will be heard on February 20. Until then MIPI cannot access the seized documents, the company says.
Source: Wired
Sharman's complaint will be heard on February 20. Until then MIPI cannot access the seized documents, the company says.
Source: Wired
