OSLO, Norway (AP) — A Norwegian teenager who wrote software for breaking the copy protection on DVDs harmed movie studios by circulating it over the Internet and should have his computers taken away, prosecutors said Monday. Prosecutors also called for Jon Leech Johansen, 19, to pay $1,400 in court costs. But they stopped short of seeking jail time, recommending that the teen get a 90-day suspended sentence. A verdict is expected within a few weeks. Johansen has said his software, DeCSS, was necessary to watch movies he already owned on his Linux-based computer, for which DVD software had not yet...
