iiTrial: Studios call for graduated response against infringers IT News The film

[p2p rules]

The film industry has again put the disabling of BitTorrent in the too-hard basket, preferring instead that ISPs start “graduated responses” against users accused of sharing copyrighted materials. On the second day of its Federal Court appeal in the copyright case against Perth ISP iiNet, the studios’ lead barrister David Catterns QC continued to argue that Justice Cowdroy had erred in a number of his findings in the original case, including his reading of the ‘means’ to infringe copyright.

itnews.com.au
AFACT: iiNet had clear ability to tackle pirates

[DaBees-Knees]

That's a good way to impress the court. Tell the judge he doesn't know what he's doing. 

[Bluey_412]

it's common practice in aussie courts, Barristers and QC's reckon they know more than the judge, who is usually a barrister or QC himself