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Will Shrinkwrap Suffocate Fair Use?, Elizabeth M.N. Morris

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Brand X And The Federal Communication Commission's Adoption Of The Wireline Broadband Internet Access Order - What Now, Erica C. Tierney

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Protecting Academic And Non-Profit Research: Creating A Compulsory Licensing Provision In The Absence Of An Experimental Use Exception, Kimberly M. Thomas

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Is The Patent Paradox A Result A Large Firm Perspective? Differential Value Of Small Firm Patents Over Time Explains The Patent Paradox, Sean M. Coughlin

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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In Search Of The Undiscovered Country: The Challenge Of Describing Patentable Subject Matter, Richard S. Gruner

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Transaction Costs And Patent Reform, Paul J. Heald

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Fishing For Utility With Expressed Sequences Tags After In Re Fisher, Bryan J. Boyle

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Lessons From Laboratory Corp. Of America Holdings V. Metabolite Laboratories, Inc., Cynthia M. Ho

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Do Reverse Payment Settlements Violate The Antitrust Laws?, Christopher M. Holman

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Article 82: Gestalt, Myths, Questions, Reza Dibadj

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Technical Protection Measures For Digital Audio And Video: Learning From The Failure Of Audio Compact Disc Protection, Mark H. Lyon

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Effect Of International Comity On The Application Of The Attorney-Client Privilege And Foreign Privilege Laws In U.S. Patent Litigation, Robert A. Mcfarlane

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Patent Rules Of Evidence, James Ware

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Access Controls In The Digital Era And The Fair Use/First Sale Doctrines, Eric Hinkes

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Policing Their Space: The First Amendment Parameters Of School Discipline Of Student Cyberspeech, Rita J. Verga

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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The Right To Injunctive Relief For Patent Infringement, James M. Fischer

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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The Myth Of Copyright's Fair Use Doctrine As A Protector Of Free Speech, Lee W. Lockridge

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Seagate Equals Sea Change: The Federal Circuit Establishes A New Test For Proving Willful Infringement And Preserves The Sanctity Of The Attorney-Client Privilege, Brian Ferguson

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Ipods And Prairie Fires: Designing Legal Regimes For Complex Intellectual Property Systems, Deborah Tussey

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Declaratory Judgment Practices After Sandisk V. Stmicroelectronics, Michael A. Ladra, Lillian Ewing

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Ksr: It Was Not A Ghost, James W. Dabney

Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal

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Fifth Circuit Survey: Taxation, Michael Hatfield

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During the survey period, the Fifth Circuit decided nine federal tax cases. Four of the nine cases were appealed from district courts. The remaining five were appealed from the Tax Court. Three of the Tax Court's five decisions (60%) were affirmed, and three of the four district court decisions (75%) were affirmed. Thus, the Fifth Circuit affirmed most of the lower court decisions (66%). Interestingly, only three of the decisions (33%) favored the taxpayer—EC Term of Years Trust v. United States; Garber Industries, Inc. v. Commissioner; and Estate of Baird v. Commissioner—even though the Fifth Circuit …

Global Health And Human Rights Imperative, Patricia C. Kuszler

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Open any magazine, click on a television news channel, or surf the net and you are likely to find global health highlighted as one of the foremost challenges of new millennium. First, this article will consider the meaning and measures of global health and detail the path to improved health and development prescribed by the United Nations Millennium Development Goals. Second, it will trace the development of international human rights law as it relates to health. Third, it demonstrate how human rights and health, long traversing parallel routes, are in fact converging in the 21st Century quest for global health–a …

A Primer On The Nonproliferation Regime For Maritime Security Operations Forces, Craig Allen

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This article seeks to provide the reader with an overview of the weapons of mass destruction (WMD) nonproliferation regime relevant to marine security operations and to alert the reader to shortfalls in that regime that might frustrate at-sea efforts to interdict WMD shipments. It begins with a general description of the international approach to combating proliferation of WMD and then examines the individual regimes for nuclear weapons, chemical weapons (CW), biological-toxin weapons (BTW) and WMD delivery systems, such as missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles. It next traces the development of several resolutions by the United Nations Security Council that target …

Command Of The Commons Boasts: An Invitation To Lawfare?, Craig H. Allen

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The first panel in this, the 2006 Naval War College, International Law Department conference on "Global Legal Challenges: Command of the Commons, Strategic Communications, and Natural Disasters," has been asked to offer a US perspective on current assertions regarding the US command of the commons. It is my privilege to moderate the discussion by a distinguished panel that includes Vice Admiral Lowell E. ("Jake") Jacoby, US Navy (retired) the immediate past director of the Defense Intelligence Agency; Vice Admiral John G. Morgan, Jr., US Navy, deputy chief of naval operations for plans and strategy (N3/N5); and Rear Admiral Joseph L. …

The Limits Of Intelligence In Maritime Counterproliferation Operations, Craig Allen

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This article begins with an examination of the intelligence needs of those engaged in maritime counterproliferation efforts. It then turns to risk-management decision making under conditions of uncertainty, focusing on decisions at the operational level and exploring the question of whether decision strategies in the WMD context should seek to minimize false-negative or false-positive errors. It concludes that even vastly improved maritime intelligence will not obviate the need for national and operational commanders to make decisions under conditions of uncertainty and that such decisions should be made on the basis of established risk-assessment and management principles. At the same time, …

Public Interest Research, Collaboration, And The Promise Of Wikis, Tom Cobb

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One of my central goals in teaching law is to help students find ways to apply their emerging analytical powers and professional skills to promote the public interest.A related goal is to create an engaging learning experience in which students see each other—and other members of the legal community—as key resources in their education.

To help accomplish these goals, I have been formally and informally collaborating with clinics—the traditional home of public interest law and collaborative learning in most law schools— to find ways to infuse my legal writing classes with clinical methods and values. This article describes a class …

Be Careful What You Ask For: Educacion Para Todas/Os, The Perils And The Power, Jessica Solyom, Jeremiah Chin, Kristi Ryujin

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Demonstrations supporting human and civil rights, while often romanticized as a phenomenon of the past, are becoming more pervasive today, reflecting the continued forms of discrimination and oppression undocumented workers, individuals, and families experience. In the past few years, Utah residents have been engaged in their own battle to determine the level of support the state is willing to extend students of color interested in attending institutions of higher education. On the "frontstage" many of the state's universities echo a rhetoric of support for diversity. Some even go as far as to outline their commitment to diversity as part of …

Richmond Law Magazine: Winter 2007

Richmond Law Magazine

Features:

Creative Balance: Intellectual Property and Free Expression

Hanging a Shingle in Cairo: Practice Among the Pyramids Brings Rewards, Challenges

From the Streets to a GED: Law Students Volunteer for Offender GED Program

Transcript: Introduction To The Third Annual Ip/Gender: The Unmapped Connections Symposium, Victoria F. Phillips

American University Journal of Gender, Social Policy & the Law

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