U.S. Wins Bid to Limit Disclosure in Kim Dotcom Extradition
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The U.S. won an appeal in its bid to limit the amount of information it must turn over to Megaupload.com founder Kim Dotcom in his fight against extradition from New Zealand.
The New Zealand Court of Appeal overturned a ruling that ordered the U.S. to provide extensive documents relating to Dotcom’s indictment, saying the disclosure would slow proceedings.