Reply #6

Mon May 21, 2012, 12:46 PM

Lionessa (3,894 posts)

a judgment against a company....they filed bankruptcy, never had to pay him a dime.

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17 replies	Author	Time	Post
Court won't reduce student's music download fine [View all]	shawn703	May 2012	OP
It's not like he's a Wall Street CEO crashing the economy -- then he'd be completely forgiven!	villager	May 2012	#1
And bailed out to boot - n/t	coalition_unwilling	May 2012	#4
How can this person pay that fine?	katsy	May 2012	#2
They do that so their victims serve as warnings for others.	RC	May 2012	#3
The kid is about to go public with "sharebook"	Evasporque	May 2012	#5
It's not a fine, per se. And judging by what happened to a friend who sued and won	Lionessa	May 2012	#6
He'll quietly settle for $12.39, a Canadian penny, pocket lint, and a promise not to talk.	hunter	May 2012	#7
Most likely he can't pay the fine but he can file Chapter 7 bankruptcy.	mwooldri	May 2012	#8
If he was a billionaire who stole billions he wouldn't owe a thing	Marrah_G	May 2012	#9
I know! He should renounce his citizenship and move to Singapore!	malthaussen	May 2012	#10
K&R. Want to watch this one. n/t	Egalitarian Thug	May 2012	#11
Time to go all Sermon on the Mount on them	gratuitous	May 2012	#12
More to the point: The net worths of the megacorporations whose music he shared illegally.	KamaAina	May 2012	#13
This is why I cringe when I hear Hilary Rosen described as "a top Democratic operative"	KamaAina	May 2012	#14
Copyright mathematician to the rescue!	kentauros	May 2012	#15
This is beyond idiotic.	MrSlayer	May 2012	#16
Downright persecution.	Downtown Hound	May 2012	#17

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