In his recently published article, “Art Crimes? Theoretical Perspectives on Copyright Protection for Illegally-Created Graffiti Art” in the Maine Law Review, Jamison Davies explores the boundaries of intellectual property law as it applies to this form of urban public art. …
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The potential procedural pitfalls have multiplied. Today’s lawyers need clear guidance more than ever. Practitioners have long relied upon Jeffrey S. Lubbers’ A Guide to Federal Agency Rulemaking, from the ABA Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice and Government …
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The Institute of Medicine is holding a 2-day public Forum, 23-24 January 2013, in Washington, DC, “to explore the evidentiary basis for violence prevention across the lifespan and around the world.” The Forum is open to the public, but registration …
While wine law may sound like an ultra-niche subset of legal practice, there is a surprisingly voluminous amount of regulation, caselaw, and legal scholarship on the subject. For starters, you can find a whole portion of the Code of Federal …
If you plan on trick or treating in Alabama, do not dress as a minister, nun, priest, or rabbi. According to Alabama law, a person who fraudulently pretends in public to be a minister of any religion can be fined …
