Lawyers for the alleged internet pirate were back in court today as the Crown, on behalf of the US, tries to lock in the foreign restraining orders under which his cars, money and property was seized.
Georgina Bond Wed, 04 Apr 2012
Lawyers for alleged internet pirate Kim Dotcom were back in court today as the Crown, on behalf of the US, tries to lock in the foreign restraining orders under which his cars, money and property was seized.
Interim restraining orders on the Megaupload founder's property expire today and
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