IPR infringement is always on the top of our list in terms of priority.

The commonsense approach is probably the best approach. An item that normally costs a $100 that can be bought for $2, I think there is something wrong with that kind of purchase.

The action marks a milestone in tracking down transnational crimes between the two countries, and the United States expects further cooperation with China in this field.

Working together, we will show the criminals that there will be no safe haven for their crimes.

In terms of the number of arrests and seizures, I believe this is one of our (the United States') most significant investigations involving counterfeit products.

But they never mentioned it. Really, the bottom line is in my four years as an NCAA member, the lack of communication is mind-boggling.