Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 19. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1980 |
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... decision , the Court first distinguished the 40. 47 Ohio St. 2d at 235-36 , 351 N.E.2d at 462. In reaching its decision , the Su- preme Court of Ohio reasoned that the application of a fixed standard which pre- vented the press from ...
... decision , the Court first distinguished the 40. 47 Ohio St. 2d at 235-36 , 351 N.E.2d at 462. In reaching its decision , the Su- preme Court of Ohio reasoned that the application of a fixed standard which pre- vented the press from ...
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... decisions to predict the sub- stantive content of the law . Usually this works well , but in certain cases the standard applied by the judge or administra- tive agency is so vague or general that any individual decision appears to be an ...
... decisions to predict the sub- stantive content of the law . Usually this works well , but in certain cases the standard applied by the judge or administra- tive agency is so vague or general that any individual decision appears to be an ...
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... decision was widely seen as barring pat- ents for all computer software , " the Supreme Court expressly stated that its decision did not preclude future patent protec- tion of computer software . In subsequent decisions the CCPA has ...
... decision was widely seen as barring pat- ents for all computer software , " the Supreme Court expressly stated that its decision did not preclude future patent protec- tion of computer software . In subsequent decisions the CCPA has ...
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