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I'm really not sure what you're trying to get at here, duder - honestly, they can prosecute a million kids all over the nation, and they're not even getting one in a hundred. The actual number of lawsuits is far lower, perhaps a tenth of that (on the faaaaaaaar high end) - so you have a less-than-0.1% chance of being prosecuted by the MPAA or RIA. It's not quite getting your car towed from a fire lane.
Also, notice that all of these have come from public distribution networks? Intelligent, there. Keep your eyes open and your brain on, and I can't envision any problems.
Music, and to a lesser extent DVD releases, will soon go the way of cable television - you'll pay a fee, and sit through commercials, but this is all damage control (especially for the MPAA, as the RIA is pretty much screwed no matter what). Ever wonder why the damage amounts are so surreal, and so well publicized?
So you'll see it and stop.
Just like you're posting now.
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