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inkblot007 · 03-23-2011

People....

First, A TOC is not a legally binding contract. At all. It is merely an agreement with Sony. The court has to make it binding.

Second, if Geo Hot lied under oath, he can face up to 30 years in prison. In federal pound you in the a** prison. In NO WAY will it effect the result of this law suit. Sony is suing based on the law, not on their TOC. The TOC is simply used as support in their court case.

Third, remember this case is about intellectual property rights. Geo Hot being a liar or not doesn't even come into play. Sony is saying that due to Geo Hot's hacking, they have lost income. They are also saying the law itself makes what Geo Hot did illegal.

Lastly... Man I hope Geo Hot has an explanation. Now the least of his fears should be Sony. Courts take perjury VERY seriously.

Oh yea, don't forget, even if they can't prove he has a PSN account, they can still get jurisdiction in America, just in his home state. The only reason they want California is because the jurisdiction is so corporate friendly.

03-23-2011	#72
inkblot007 Apprentice Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 19 Likes: 7 Liked 2 Times in 2 Posts Mentioned: 0 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	People.... First, A TOC is not a legally binding contract. At all. It is merely an agreement with Sony. The court has to make it binding. Second, if Geo Hot lied under oath, he can face up to 30 years in prison. In federal pound you in the a** prison. In NO WAY will it effect the result of this law suit. Sony is suing based on the law, not on their TOC. The TOC is simply used as support in their court case. Third, remember this case is about intellectual property rights. Geo Hot being a liar or not doesn't even come into play. Sony is saying that due to Geo Hot's hacking, they have lost income. They are also saying the law itself makes what Geo Hot did illegal. Lastly... Man I hope Geo Hot has an explanation. Now the least of his fears should be Sony. Courts take perjury VERY seriously. Oh yea, don't forget, even if they can't prove he has a PSN account, they can still get jurisdiction in America, just in his home state. The only reason they want California is because the jurisdiction is so corporate friendly. Last edited by inkblot007; 03-23-2011 at 05:57 PM.