In a case my firm is handling Torrentspy filed a motion in Federal Court in Los Angeles to obtain discovery from the MPAA regarding what documents an alleged hacker provided to the MPAA in exchange for $15,000 dollars and what persons or entities viewed such documents. Source CNET News.com
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