An Australian resident who headed the notorious DrinkOrDie software piracy gang has been jailed in the US
Three British men were given prison sentences totalling six years on Friday for their part in a software counterfeiting ring.
The lawyer of an Australian man under threat of extradition to the United States to face Internet piracy charges has warned that his client would find it tough to secure legal representation and access material for his defence should the US move succeed.
Searches coordinated by the US Department of Justice have been carried out in 10 countries, with thousands of illegal copies seized.
The US Department of Justice said last Thursday that it conducted an international sweep of suspected online copyright pirates.
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