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Originally Posted by photostill
This is again a sign that it is not about copyright in the sense of what it was originally intended to be for. It's a sign that the IP maximalists have captured the government offices that are in charge of overseeing public protections to the point that those protections are no longer honored.
The government has no mandate to seize innocents' property. But the turn about of fair play by law no longer functions. In this case the law is being willfully ignored.
I suggest that Carpathia should present a bill for the payment of the storage of the evidence in question to both those parties that can't agree as a means of providing pressure to actually agree to come up with a plan. When money becomes involved, especially large sums, you'd be surprised how fast agreements can be reached.
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Nothing will work cos these little pen pushers that enjoy their bit of power will never back down or admit they are wrong.
Just look at how many innocent folk in the US that are in jail, and even with certain good evidence that they didnt commit the crime, some DA's refuse to back down.