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Jammie is the Minnesota mother of two who, on June 15, will for the second time take on the Big 4 record labels, Vivendi Universal, EMI, Warner Music and Sony Music, and their RIAA.
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He was the chief RIAA attorney in Jammie Thomas case of last year, which was won by the RIAA before being declared a mistrial.
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Jammie is the only one of the 40,000 RIAA victims to have appeared before a judge and jury and now, unless someone who believes justice is more than a word comes forward, she’ll be standing alone against a team of highly paid professional litigation lawyers hired by the Big 4 labels to paint an entirely false picture of her as a hard-core criminal out to rob the hard-pressed labels of their rightful dues.
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“Jammie is the Minnesota mother of two who, on June 15, will for the second time take on the Big 4 record labels, Vivendi Universal, EMI, Warner Music and Sony Music, and their RIAA,” said p2pnet following the news of Toder’s departure.
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Jammie is just one of the completely innocent, and very ordinary, men, women and children across America whose lives have been made almost unbearable by threats of law suits and fines they’d never be able to pay.
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He adds, Finally, I hope we are remembered not for withdrawing, but for the considerable time and expense we provided before we could no longer afford to stay in Jammie’s fight.
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“The question is: if sheâs ever confronted with a case such as Jammieâs, which is not outside the realms of possibility, or with any other entertainment industry copyright lawsuit, will she take the corporate side, as she did in the difficult and contentious New York Times dispute, or will she use her knowledge to drill through the lies and half-lies?”
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Btw enigmax, I think the girl from the other case is called "Jammie" Thomas, not Jamie.
TorrentFreak 2010
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The question is: if she’s ever confronted with a case such as Jammie’s, which is not outside the realms of possibility, or with any other entertainment industry copyright lawsuit, will she take the corporate side, as she did in the difficult and contentious New York Times dispute, or will she use her knowledge to drill through the lies and half-lies?
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The question is: if she’s ever confronted with a case such as Jammie’s, which is not outside the realms of possibility, or with any other entertainment industry copyright lawsuit, will she take the corporate side, as she did in the difficult and contentious New York Times dispute, or will she use her knowledge to drill through the lies and half-lies?
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