Spain Mulls Shuttering P2P Sites Without a Court Order

When a crime is committed, one would think that allegations can be disputed in court. Apparently, the Spanish government is currently considering a law that would allow rights holders to shut down an internet site without a court order. There’s a stunning turn of events occurring in Spain right now.

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Spain Mulls Shuttering P2P Sites Without a Court Order

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