LETTERS TO THE EDITOR COLUMN
As a former federal prosecutor, I was surprised to read the statements by the Electronic Frontier Foundation and a law professor regarding criminal prosecutions of individuals who engage in for-profit trafficking in illegal copies of motion pictures ("Movie Studios Look to Prosecutors for Back-up on Copyright Cases," Dec. 15). Both the EFF and the professor object to the longstanding role that the Department of Justice p...
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