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Originally Posted by JStella
Only if you didn't circumvent copy protection to do it. It is illegal to copy a DVD for personal use for example:
http://money.cnn.com/2004/02/24/comm...y/dvd_burning/
So if a CD has copy protection on it (all DVDs and HD/BluRay disks do have DRM), circumventing it is illegal - that's already established law. Really stupid and evil law given that the financial damages make a person a felon for copying a single CD IMO, but established.
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I hate that! I would think (being not a lawyer) that given the value of a CD, (10-20 bucks) the theft of the music by copying it would be petty-theft. Maybe it is safer to shoplift them after all! (not that I'm advocating that)
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