It lacks the comic relief of Jammie Thomas' brief, but the record label plaintiffs have filed their own Statement of the Case, giving a straightforward account of what they intend to prove at the June 15 re-trial of the Minnesota woman who was found liable for peer-to-peer copyright infringement and ordered to pay $222,000 in statutory damages in the first round.
Trial starts in Minneapolis June 15; the parties estimate about five days of total testimony.
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