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Originally Posted by Spinoza  Like I said previously the bill does require the Attorney General to work through the court system. Accused parties can address there issues in courts, nothing gets done unless a court approves it...or ie due process is served.
Although there are somethings in the SOPA bill which are a little murky on how it would be handled. |
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The bill also gives immunity to Internet services that voluntarily take action against websites dedicated to infringement [...]
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Okay, now, where's the due process in this, again? Where does the Attorney General fit into this scenario?
It's precisely in the "murkiness" of which you speak that due process is lost.