Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 19. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1980 |
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... holding did not amount to impos- ing strict liability on the defendant because Scripps - Howard had known that Zacchini expressly objected to the broadcast of his act . Moreover , the Court observed that while the first amendment does ...
... holding did not amount to impos- ing strict liability on the defendant because Scripps - Howard had known that Zacchini expressly objected to the broadcast of his act . Moreover , the Court observed that while the first amendment does ...
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... holding , he also wrote a brief concurring opinion in order to emphasize what he saw as the limited nature of the Court's holding . " Unlike the majority , Justice Powell favored an ad 26. Id . at 672 . 27. Id . at 667 . 28. Id . at 702 ...
... holding , he also wrote a brief concurring opinion in order to emphasize what he saw as the limited nature of the Court's holding . " Unlike the majority , Justice Powell favored an ad 26. Id . at 672 . 27. Id . at 667 . 28. Id . at 702 ...
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... holding to " at- tempt [ s ] . .. to generate a competitive pursuit on public streets . " 80 While the Weirum holding does not address the more con- troversial question of imitative violence , it does make two im- portant points about ...
... holding to " at- tempt [ s ] . .. to generate a competitive pursuit on public streets . " 80 While the Weirum holding does not address the more con- troversial question of imitative violence , it does make two im- portant points about ...
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