Civil trial opens on sharing of songs
Defense argues a love of music is not a crime
Charles Nesson, the Harvard Law School professor defending a college student accused of illegally downloading and sharing music online, used an unusual prop in his opening statement yesterday to illustrate why a federal jury should side with his client against the recording industry. (Full article: 845 words)
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