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    News - Court stalls law firm’s bid to grab BT customer details

    BT hangs on to customers’ info...for now.
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    Re: News - Court stalls law firm’s bid to grab BT customer details

    £2000 Per KM compared to £15 is ridiculas .... if thats not evidence of bias then i dont know what is ...

    How can they argue otherwise ?

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    Re: News - Court stalls law firm’s bid to grab BT customer details

    Well at least the ACS debacle has caused people to take a step back and actually look at this process. The current standard of proof required is laughable IMHO and the system leaves the defendannt at a huge disadvantage from the get go, guilty or not. I think the courts a demonstration of exactly how unreliable a bit of malice can make an IP address for identifying someone. I blame CSI and 24 for convincing everyone an IP address is some kind of infallible, magical, crime fighting, baddie tracking bullet.

    The monopoly story deserves it's own article. That's ridiculous. Can't think of much more to say about it.

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    Re: News - Court stalls law firm’s bid to grab BT customer details

    hmmmm "reportedly" and "said to be"

    Can I request a Citation or two?

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