Short answer: 1
Long answer: It would probably not be in the best interest of a legal firm to push for proceedings for a single instance. But the law is quite clear that a single illegally acquired song, movie, book, TV show, videos etc "digital media" is violation of the copyright laws and is prosecutable. Even the possession of a partially downloaded copyrighted item that you don't have a legal DRM (digital Rights Media license) for is subject to prosecution.
Anywhere from $5-$10000 depending on how many songs you download.
Some people have been sued for illegally downloading music.
You may be charged up to $150,000 for each and every song.
You can get sued by the owner. If they let you off your are LUCKY!
No. Copyright infringement is a civil matter, so you won't be 'arrested' for illegally downloading (streaming is still downloading in a way) a movie, but you can be sued.
Yes you can. though there is WAY to many people torrenting to catch them all, if you use to much bandwidth then you can be charged, and sued. Also you can get sued for just downloading, the myth 'just uploading is illegal, so don't seed' is not true - both are illegal.
No, but you can get sued
You tell me, find out. Once you get sued by the recording label for downloading their material illegally, email me. You'd be better off buying them, dick head!
You've crashed into an illegally parked car.... You can be sued...
If they took the time to try to track down every user. Stop sharing it and delete it from your drives. Buy a service, it isn't worth it to preserve your 90's library.
yep
Yes! I know personally someone who has just received a demand for £500.00 for downloading a single album from Pirate Bay.
Yes. You can get into a lot of trouble. My friend received a letter telling him to stop downloading from there or he'll be sued.