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August 11, 2011

Feds Execute Search Warrant For Evidence of Copyright Infringement At Elk Grove Home

KCRA.com, 8/10/11 reports federal agents executed a search warrant for evidence of copyright infringement at an Elk Grove home.  Wow, now my last post appears prescient.  I wonder whether the search warrant satisfies the W.D. Wash. court's requirements.  See FourthAmendment.com, 8/10/11.

Posted by at 07:25 AM in copyright infringement, Fourth Amendment |

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