Low risk
Certainly the chance of this being enforced on a kind of widespread basis is very unlikely. I’m not attorney, but I’d imagine it potentially could be used by prosecutors looking to add an additional felony to someone they already have on other charges.
Then again, there was a time that the RIAA suing music fans en mass would have been farfetched as well.
To know that I’m committing a felony a few times a week in my living room is disconcerting, even if the chance of ever being charged is slim.
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05-02-06, 06:09 PM
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