Supreme Court of the United States
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. v. Grokster, Ltd. — Breyer, J., Concurring
June 27, 2005545 U.S. 913
Summary
Justice Breyer concurs in the judgment, agreeing that distributors of dual-use technology may be liable if they seek to advance infringement, but he defends the Sony safe harbor standard. He reasons that Grokster's product passes Sony's test because it is capable of substantial noninfringing uses. Justice Ginsburg, concurring, agrees on the outcome but argues the record does not show substantial noninfringing uses for Grokster sufficient to warrant summary judgment under Sony.