Judge Finds Virginia Obscenity Statute Unconstitutional and Dismisses Attempt to Have Two Books Declared Obscene
This essay first appeared in the Media Law Resource Center’s MediaLawLetter.
On August 30, a Virginia judge found Virginia’s...
This essay first appeared in the Media Law Resource Center’s MediaLawLetter.
On August 30, a Virginia judge found Virginia’s...
2022 marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Texas A&M University's "12th man" tradition. For those who are not familiar with the...
In prior posts, I provided a very brief overview of copyright termination followed by a description of where to find the statutory...
Fair use analysis requires courts to engage in a time-consuming, case-by-case examination and nuanced balancing of multiple factors, with...
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