That was probably true- the Cardassian piracy laws were as draconian as the rest of their system- but Sisko couldn't see that it was likely to help much.

Website founder Jimmy Wales calls for 'public uprising' against SOPA, the proposed US internet piracy laws.

On January 25, the Assembly met and decided that the sheriff should be rebuked, but that the session would start without holding a new election because the session was limited to just the question of enacting stronger piracy laws.

It's you who must decide if the piracy law applies to females, and I don't see how you can avoid ruling that it does.

- US pressured Spain to implement online piracy law, leaked files shows has been corrected because it described president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero when he was actually prime minister.

In 2003, Burgess wrote a dissertation arguing for the legal linkages between piracy and terrorism, and for the possible use of piracy law as a foundation for defining international terrorist organizations.

The entire reason digital piracy exists today is due to the internet - to me it seems like a mute point to target border officials for new piracy laws when 99.9% of today's piracy transfers all take place in cyberspace.

In 2008, NDS was found to have broken piracy laws by hacking EchoStar Communications' smart card system, however only $1,500 in statutory damages were awarded.

On Thursday January 19, 2012, Megaupload and its sister sites were closed due to allegations that its founder and its other executives were in violation of piracy laws.

Thanks to the absence of piracy laws here, many Iraqis use software that is not yet in common use in the United States.