Megaupload, U.S. authorities will have to provide all the evidence

There are three weeks as the maximum time allowed U.S. authorities to hand over to the defense all material useful to counter the demand for extradition of the leaders in the U.S. empire Megaupload, as enshrined in its own during the last hours of the district court judge from New Zealand Auckland David Harvey.

In detail, the U.S. authorities will have to provide legal hosting of the former empire all copies of the material seized from Kim Dotcom together with evidence collected by the FBI in recent times.

The protest action is consequential to the classroom Ira Rothken, attorney Dotcom.

The founder of Megaupload, in fact, had taken out several hard drives, then shipped in the U.S. without authorization by the court why the New Zealand authorities Stars and Stripes have been accused of wanting to avoid stalling Dotcom and its other partners unable to defend themselves.

However, it is a request for estradazione, the vertices of Megaupload would not have the opportunity to enjoy a right to inspect the material in question.

Ira Rothken said it was still more than satisfied with the decision taken by the court especially because, thus, was given a demonstration of how the New Zealand courts are actually intenzizonati to intervene to protect those who are the rights of its residents from possible intrusions from from abroad.

The good news for Dotcom, however, does not end there.

The judge, in fact, has also authorized the founder of Megaupload to return to live in his villa and without the company of the electronic device used, up to now, to monitor his movements.

Meanwhile, lawyers for Megaupload also requested the dismissal of the case started last January by the U.S. government bringing forward as a reason the lack of notification by the Government of the United States, the recipient of the citation proceeding instead directly to the closing of the portal and other related actions.

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