- It was we who reviewed TPB – ITavisen.no

This may Swedish pirates expect 20 000 in penance for one movie.

Tuesday, 16. December 2014 – 2:06 p.m.

A four year old piratsak in Sweden are concluded in the Supreme Court, and now it is revealed who who reviewed the file sharing service to the police.

Relax prison
Prosecutors wanted to use the person as an example as a warning, but did not through desire incarceration.

The person downloaded 60 films, but the court found that 57 of these were only divided in a short period with other file-sharers.

They also found that the download was not motivated by making money on active lead, which also helped to mitigate the sentence.

The punishment for downloading a movie is fifty days respectively. It has the Swedish Supreme Court concluded.

20 000 per film
This means that a person who earns 40,000 Swedish kronor before tax must pay approximately 20 000 Swedish kronor.

Is the person child dependents lowered the fine of a few thousand patches. Servant person over 1.5 million Swedish kronor increasing fines.

“When is person convicted for several offenses simultaneously, the practice is that the penalty for each offense is lowered progressively.

Together the punishment in cases like this a maximum of 200 daily fines. In the present judgment, the penalty was 180 days respectively, “reports the Swedish online newspaper Ny Teknik.

Prison for uploaders
punishment is far more serious if, as Swedish citizen first to upload a Swedish film.

In a judgment in Sweden recently have the condemned uploader with 4.3 million Swedish kronor, in addition to 160 hours of community service for having made available 517 films.

Rättighetsalliansen behind review
It also has new information regarding TPB case which is now fully underway in Sweden.

It is namely Rättighetsalliansen, with people who previously worked at Svenska Antipiratbyrån, who reviewed The Pirate Bay.

It was this review that made the Swedish police raided TPB their servers for a week page.

– Sitting on lots of info about TPB
– We could have provided detailed and comprehensive information about Pirate Bay to police, explains Henrik Pontén.

Pontes was one of those who were formerly part of Antipiratbyrån, which has been key in combating piratmateirale in Sweden.

He was pivotal in a case from 2010, and has also experienced being booed off stage at Dreamhack.

According to Pontes used TPB very advanced techniques to hide machines that drove TPB, but that TPB is now gone have not had anything to say for sharing active ethylene.

– A growing social problem
believe this organization piracy sites:

“Cybercrime is a growing social problem. Every day breaks 4,000 Swedes networks laws.

These offenses costing 9.2 billion Swedish kroner every year. Piracy is a type of crime we have worked the longest with.

Piracy is a growing social problem that is growing in scope. Often piracy linked to other criminal aktivetet that affects individuals as well as businesses.

When it comes to pirated products that brake pads, food and hygiene, the illegal trade lead to even more serious injuries. “

Source:
NyTeknik