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      Megaupload files renewed motion to dismiss

      DateWednesday, October 10, 2012 at 02:14PM

      Megaupload filed a renewed motion to dismiss in Federal Court in Alexandria, Virginia today arguing that the US DOJ using criminal procedures to take down the entire Megaupload cloud storage site and freezing corporate assets while at the same time failing to attempt service of the criminal indictment for over 9 months violates due process and ought to lead to dismissal of the case until a point in time, if ever, when service is effectuated.

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