Last Monday, U.S. District Judge Janet Bond Arterton conducted a speakerphone status conference from her New Haven courtroom with Richard Gabriel, the top lawyer for the Recording Industry Association of America.
Gabriel, of Denver’s Holme Roberts & Owen, wanted Arterton to back away from her first-in-the-nation opinion that a key RIAA claim against 30,000 people who downloaded music on the Internet is "problematic" and may have no basis in copyright law.
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