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Public Broadcasting And The Compulsory License, John Timmel

UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

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The Obscenity Defense To Copyright Revisited, Ronald L. Green

Kentucky Law Journal

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Compulsory Patent And Trademark Licensing: A Framework For Analysis, William C. Holmes

Loyola University Chicago Law Journal

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Civil Rights In The Locker Room: Ludtke V. Kuhn, Mary Lynn Brennan

UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

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California's Resale Royalties Act, Phil Mcleod

UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

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Big O V. Goodyear: The Case For Trademark Disparagement, Sheila Dolan

UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

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Media Cross-Ownership: National Citizens Committee For Broadcasting V. Fcc, H. Thomas Hicks

UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

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Unequal Opportunities: Unneeded, Undesirable, And Unfair, Heidi P. Sanchez, Andrew Jay Schwartzman

UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

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The Public Interest In Political Broadcasting: Evaded, Eroded, And Eviscerated, Frank J. Kahn, Erwin G. Krasnow

UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

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Reading Copyright Cases: The Ad Hoc Approach, Charles Schug

UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

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Report Of The Copyright Royalty Tribunal On Use Of Certain Copyrighted Works In Connection With Noncommercial Broadcasting As Required By 37 Cfr 304.14, Copyright Royalty Tribunal

UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

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Universal V. Sony: Is Home Use In Fact Fair Use, Judith Barkan

UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

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A Practical Guide To The Protection Of Artists Through Copyright, Trade Secret, Patent, And Trademark Law, Richard L. Stroup

UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

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Access To Preliminary Hearings: Is California's Closure Law Unconstitutional, Janice Furhman

UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

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Gannett Co. V. Depasquale: A Judicial Arberration, Susan Freya Swift

UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

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Protection For Trade Secrets Under The Toxic Substances Control Act Of 1976, Paula R. Latovick

University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform

This article will examine the protection provided by the Act and the measures the EPA has adopted for implementing the Act's provisions. The approach will be to focus on the different functional areas in which disclosure may take place. Part I examines the scheme for designating information as confidential and the mechanics of the reporting system under TSCA. Part II deals with disclosures of confidential information made while implementing the TSCA. Part III focuses on legal disclosures of information submitted as confidential. Finally, Part IV examines the measures taken within the EPA to guarantee the safety of confidential information, the …

The Patentability Of Living Matter: Hey Waiter, What'schakrabarty's Pseudomonas Bacterium Doing Backin The Supreme Court's Soup?, G. Scott Rayson

Washington and Lee Law Review

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Nathaniel Goldstein Memorial Lecture, Murray I. Gurfein

Cardozo Law Review

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The Patentability Of Living Microorganisms: Diamond V. Chakrabarty, Daniel H. Foote

Articles

Microbiologists have made great advances in modifying gene structures to create new forms of life. In Diamond v. Chakrabarty, the Supreme Court addressed for the first time the patentability of a living microorganism. In a 5-4 decision that has been condemned as heralding the advent of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, the Court held that the living nature of a microorganism is no bar to patenting it.

Case Digest, Journal Staff

Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law

Case Digest ================

1. Admiralty

Provisions of Carriage of Goods by Sea Act Incorporated by Reference in Bill of Lading are to be Given Effect Consistent with other Bill of Lading and Tariff Provisions

Voyage Charter Extended to Cover Contract Setting Termination Date in Order to Avoid "Secret" Maritime Liens

2. International Patent Regulation

In a Patentee's Dealing with Licensees, the Policies Underlying the Patent System do not Override those of the Sherman Act

3. Jurisdiction and Procedure

Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act § 1611 operates when Treaty Waiver does not specifically include a Certain Type of Property

Transactions involving Options …

The Gulag Archipelago: Implications For American Criminal Justice, Ira P. Robbins

Scholarly Articles in Law Reviews & Journals

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Purging The Misuse - Suggestions For A Reasonable Balance Of Conflicting Policies, Alan J. Statman

William & Mary Law Review

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Chemical Compounds Related As Genus And Species And The Patentability Requirement Of Novelty, Patricia E. Roberts

Washington Law Review

The patentability of chemical compounds related as genus and species presents a problem in deciding the proper scope of patent protection granted to an inventor. Should the inventor of a genus be granted a patent covering all of the often numerous compounds which the genus might include? Should disclosure of the genus automatically eliminate a later inventor's ability to patent individual members of the genus, or should a court consider genus size and similarity of structure and properties in deciding patentability of the individual species? The Court of Customs and Patent Appeals has examined some of these issues.This comment will …

Copyright--The Home Video Recording Controversy, Mark E. Kauffelt

West Virginia Law Review

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Law And The Press In West Virginia, Helen Coon Carper

Theses, Dissertations and Capstones

How well do West Virginia’s press laws serve the West Virginia writer” Do we have enough law? If not, what do we need? The forgoing chapters provide an overview of the laws that exist for the writer in seven areas: Copyright, Fair Trial and Free Press, Shield Law, Libel, The Right of Privacy, Freedom of Information, and Open Meetings.

Only three of the above areas are regulated by West Virginia constitutional or stationary law: libel, access to government records, and access to government meetings.

Regulation of libel is provided by West Virginia’s Constitution with the West Virginia Code providing for …

The Search For Media Ethics, Bernard Rubin

UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

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Sports And The Law: A Comprehensive Bibliography Of Law-Related Materials, Frank G. Houdek

UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

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The Ban On Broadcast Cigarette Advertisements, Kim C. Cranston

UC Law SF Communications and Entertainment Journal

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What To Do With An Idea, 13 J. Marshall L. Rev. 65 (1979), Thomas R. Vigil

UIC Law Review

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Recent Developments In Patent Office Practice - 1978, 13 J. Marshall L. Rev. 1 (1979), Gerald Rose, Stephen M. Martin

UIC Law Review

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