Sixth Circuit Affirms Conviction of Counterfeit DVD Importer By Dmitriy Tishyevich – Edited by Nicola Carah United States v. Teh Sixth Circuit, July 31, 2008, No. 06-2371 Slip Opinion On July 31, the 6th Circuit affirmed the conviction of Thiah Teh, who was indicted after airport officials searched his luggage and found what appeared to be 756 counterfeited DVDs and 284 counterfeited DVD sleeve packages. Teh was found guilty and sentenced to one year of probation under 18 U.S.C. § 545, which ... Read More...
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