When discovery began, the RIAA asked the judge for a mirrored copy of Tschirhart's hard drive in order to look for evidence of copyright infringement. The judge agreed. The drive was turned over to computer forensics expert David Schroeder, who claimed (and the defendant's own expert did not dispute) that data was removed from the hard drive before it was turned over.
Remember boys and girls: If you do the crime, you gotta do the time.
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