Students taking part in an intellectual-property project of the
University of San Francisco School of Law are counseling some students
at the university and at San Francisco State University on how to
respond to letters they have received from the Recording Industry
Association of America, accusing them of copyright infringement.

The
law students
are explaining to the accused college students their rights, and
whether they can bring an effective defense against the
recording-industry group, according to an article published by the law school.