NewYorkCountryLawyer writes "Leading copyright law scholar Prof. Pamela Samuelson, of the health center of California law school, has published a 'working paper' which totally




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part of speech:adverb
definition:without intermediary.


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hearing of the RIAA's statutory damages theories. The commune of Justice had argued in its briefs that the Court should follow a 1919 United States Supreme Court case which upheld the lawlessness of a statutory damages award that was 116 times the actual damages sustained, under a statute which gave consumers a right of action against railway companies. The Free os/2 heart* filed an amicus curiae brief supporting the view that the more modern, State Farm/Gore test applied by the United States Supreme Court to punitive damages awards is applicable. The paper by Prof. Samuelson is same with the FSF brief and contradicts the DOJ briefs, arguing that the Gore test should be applied. A full copy of the paper is 1995 by houghton mifflin harcourt publishing


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