RIAA is suggesting Jammie Thomas-Rasset do just that. In exchange, the recording studios lobbying and litigation arm would reduce a $222,000 jury verdict the Supreme Court let stand in May. The Minnesota woman said she earns a small salary working in the natural resources department of a local Native American tribe. However, the 36-year-old mother of four said she would rather go bankrupt. She is the nation’s first file-sharer to challenge a Recording Industry Association of America lawsuit.”]
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