Link: Linux Pipeline | Supreme-Court Transcript Shows Legal Reasoning In Grokster Case.
This article analyzes the oral arguments in the Grokster case. I'm still surprised that the Court even took this case given its similarities to the 1985 Sony Betamax case in which the court ruled that because a device can be used illegally is no reason to make the device illegal. I don't see how they can remain consistent to this ruling and not rule in favor of Grokster, but I've been baffled by the courts before, so we have to sit and wait until they issue their ruling.