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      US Government Violating Megaupload's Due Process Rights

      Since first seeking dismissal, Megaupload has maintained that the Government has no prospect of ever serving the company in compliance with Rule 4 as the company is a foreign corporation with no office in the United States.  As a result, Megaupload is trapped in a state of criminal limbo, where it is subjected to daily, irreparable harm from criminal indictment and the seizure of its assets, while being denied the benefits of the adversarial process and protections. Watch Megaupload's counsel Ira Rothken discuss the Government's unfair and extreme view.

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