You're NOT going to believe this about one of the RIAA trial jurors

Why do you continue to defending this woman?: She clearly was breaking the law. I have seen few people who actually believe she was not guilty. The uproar appears to be centered around the damages awarded (which I think were reasonable).

And may I suggest you get your information correct? It wasn't one of two jurors who wanted to hold her accountable for $150K each. It was two jurors. Furthermore the message they wanted to send was related to the damages and not the conviction. They convicted her on the evidence. They sent a message with a high damage award.; Posted by: ye Posted on: 10/10/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Lay off the koolaid Cayble | 10/10/07

Oh great, here's the RIAA Nickasshattery | 10/11/07

Reasonable? Joel R | 10/22/07

Continued: Joel R | 10/22/07

Concluded: Joel R | 10/22/07

Reasonable?? bbeastjr@... | 10/27/07

Yes smarmybastard | 10/11/07

Not the issue. dabronx | 10/13/07

Hmmm.... James T. Kirk | 10/15/07

Fair Use paullkellysr | 01/16/09

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