Shkreli purchased the album - often called the world's rarest - for $2 million in 2015 but later had it seized by the Department of Justice as part of a massive forfeiture action against him amid his seven-year security fraud sentence.
The iconic group, formed in the early 1990s on Staten Island, sold it with the condition it never be reproduced commercially for 88 years and only be played for small crowds.
Shkreli bragged during one livestream, according to court documents, "(Of course I made MP3 copies, they're like hidden in safes all around the world... I'm not stupid."
We are pleased that Judge Chen recognized that immediate relief was necessary to thwart the continuing breaches of the album's confidentiality,
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