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285. lappuse
... prohibit- ing phonorecord piracy . The defendant argued that the stat- ute was preempted by federal copyright law which did not al- low the copyrighting of phonorecords at the time the piracy took place . The Supreme Court upheld the ...
... prohibit- ing phonorecord piracy . The defendant argued that the stat- ute was preempted by federal copyright law which did not al- low the copyrighting of phonorecords at the time the piracy took place . The Supreme Court upheld the ...
309. lappuse
... prohibit the company from represent- ing , directly or by implication , that its investigative personnel are employees of a company to which the consumer has ap- plied for a " benefit " , such as credit or insurance . The order avoids ...
... prohibit the company from represent- ing , directly or by implication , that its investigative personnel are employees of a company to which the consumer has ap- plied for a " benefit " , such as credit or insurance . The order avoids ...
367. lappuse
... prohibit government from regulating " purely commercial advertising " ) with Bigelow v . Virginia , 421 U.S. 809 ( 1975 ) ( commercial advertising enjoys some degree in Virginia State Board of Pharmacy v . Virginia Citizens The Federal ...
... prohibit government from regulating " purely commercial advertising " ) with Bigelow v . Virginia , 421 U.S. 809 ( 1975 ) ( commercial advertising enjoys some degree in Virginia State Board of Pharmacy v . Virginia Citizens The Federal ...
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