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Kim Dotcom To Be Extradited From New Zealand After 12-Year Fight With US
Kim Dotcom, who is facing criminal charges relating to the defunct file-sharing website Megaupload, will be extradited to the United States from New Zealand, the New Zealand justice minister said on Thursday.
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Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom Loses US Extradition Appeal in New Zealand Court
Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom suffered a major setback in his epic legal battle against online piracy charges on Thursday.
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Kim Dotcom's Bid to Force Barack Obama Into New Zealand Court Fails
Dotcom alleges the anti-piracy case he is facing was orchestrated by the former president's administration to appease Hollywood moguls.
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Kim Dotcom Eligible for US Extradition, Rules New Zealand Court
Defence lawyers vowed to appeal the decision and maintain the Megaupload founder's long-running battle to avoid him being sent for trial in the US.
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Dotcom Wins Right to Live-Stream Appeal Against US Extradition
Attempts by the United States to block the live-streaming request were rejected by Judge Murray Gilbert.
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Dotcom Demands Live-Stream of US Extradition Appeal
Streaming had been successfully used in previous court cases and inquiries in New Zealand.
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Megaupload Coming Back? Founder Kim Dotcom Plans a Relaunch in 2017
At one point, it was estimated to be the 13th most frequently visited website on the Internet.
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Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom Vows to Fight Extradition to US
New Zealand Judge Nevin Dawson found there was "overwhelming" evidence to support extradition of the 41-year-old and three other Megaupload founders.
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Kim Dotcom Calls US a 'Bully' as Court Hearing Wraps Up
After Tuesday's hearing ended, judge Nevin Dawson retired to consider his verdict.
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Kim Dotcom Calls US a 'Bully' as Court Hearing Wraps Up
Internet mogul Kim Dotcom's marathon extradition hearing ended in New Zealand today, edging his four-year battle to avoid being sent to the United States closer to a conclusion.
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Kim Dotcom To Be Extradited From New Zealand After 12-Year Fight With US
Kim Dotcom, who is facing criminal charges relating to the defunct file-sharing website Megaupload, will be extradited to the United States from New Zealand, the New Zealand justice minister said on Thursday.
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Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom Loses US Extradition Appeal in New Zealand Court
Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom suffered a major setback in his epic legal battle against online piracy charges on Thursday.
-
Kim Dotcom's Bid to Force Barack Obama Into New Zealand Court Fails
Dotcom alleges the anti-piracy case he is facing was orchestrated by the former president's administration to appease Hollywood moguls.
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Kim Dotcom Eligible for US Extradition, Rules New Zealand Court
Defence lawyers vowed to appeal the decision and maintain the Megaupload founder's long-running battle to avoid him being sent for trial in the US.
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Dotcom Wins Right to Live-Stream Appeal Against US Extradition
Attempts by the United States to block the live-streaming request were rejected by Judge Murray Gilbert.
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Dotcom Demands Live-Stream of US Extradition Appeal
Streaming had been successfully used in previous court cases and inquiries in New Zealand.
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Megaupload Coming Back? Founder Kim Dotcom Plans a Relaunch in 2017
At one point, it was estimated to be the 13th most frequently visited website on the Internet.
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Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom Vows to Fight Extradition to US
New Zealand Judge Nevin Dawson found there was "overwhelming" evidence to support extradition of the 41-year-old and three other Megaupload founders.
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Kim Dotcom Calls US a 'Bully' as Court Hearing Wraps Up
After Tuesday's hearing ended, judge Nevin Dawson retired to consider his verdict.
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Kim Dotcom Calls US a 'Bully' as Court Hearing Wraps Up
Internet mogul Kim Dotcom's marathon extradition hearing ended in New Zealand today, edging his four-year battle to avoid being sent to the United States closer to a conclusion.
