Sony is not going to have any criminal prosecutions. They might be violating some laws, but usually they are relatively minor and prosecuting a company is not easy. They have good lawyers.
I also am not sure it is a good idea. Copywrite and drm are intellectual property issues not criminal ones and allowing civil court to solve the problem is a better option.
Believe me, I'm all for these civil actions pending against Sony for its rootkit fiasco. But when can we expect to see criminal prosecution for these actions?
If this rootkit had been created or distributed by a couple of German teenagers, a young man in Singapore, or a college student in the Phillipines, police agencies of whichever jurisdiction would have slapped them into jail for a very long time.
It's time for a few Sony directors to spend a little time in the slammer or put up a big chunk of bail money.

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