 After the documentary had been broadcast, the director Jacob Billing  reported two of the pedophiles he had encountered during his  undercover period and portrayed in the documentary to the Danish  police. The Prosecutors wanted to get their hands on the entire raw  footage to use as evidence against the pedophile operations. The  production company Nordisk Film refused to hand over the footage,  referring to Danish Law of source protection. In February 2001  Nordisk Film won the case in Copenhagen City Court. They won it  again in the High Court (June 2001), but eventually lost it in the  Supreme Court (August 2002), and had to release large selections of  the raw footage to the Danish police. Since then, Nordisk Film has  filed a complaint over the Supreme Court settlement to the European  Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.