The RIAA is fighting against a woman who wants an independent expert to examine her hard drive to prove that she was not involved in any illegal downloading.
In the case of Sony BMG et al. v. Kim Arellanes, Arellanes wants a third party expert to have a look at her harddrive to prove that she was not engaged in any file sharing. But the RIAA wants her to turn over her hard drive to them so they can carry out their own inspection.
Arellanes is not happy about turning over what could be her key evidence to the RIAA and is telling them to go forth and multiply.
She requests that the court require a "neutral computer forensics expert and a protocol protective of non-relevant and privileged information" be used to conduct the examination. The court is thinking about it.
Story source:
theinquirer.net.
