I guess he should be tried in every state and several other countries then to account for the 114,000 people that were part of the list.

Reading the appellate ruling, U.S. District Judge Susan Wigenton's decisions make her seem like she's off her rocker. Beyond that, it's amazing how he was treated in court by the judge:

As [the prosecutor] spoke, a U.S. marshal approached Auernheimer from behind and told him to put away his phone. Other marshals pushed his head against the defense table and handcuffed him.

[the judge] declared a recess, and the marshals escorted Auernheimer to a side room. When he returned a few minutes later, he was shackled, with a chain around his waist and handcuffs attached to the chain.

Sentenced to 3.5 years in jail for loading a URL from a publicly accessible web page that required no login, no password.