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Well, I thought we already established that Trump believes in obeying the law so why be surprised. A copyright violation is a big deal: Copyright Law in the United States Just because we have people that believe they are above the laws in the US, it doesn't mean that they are.
The message on de Blasio's cap would likely be considered a parody of Mr. Trump's trademark (which is, IIRC, itself shamelessly copied from Ronald Reagan). Parody is a defense to trademark infringement.
The message on de Blasio's cap would likely be considered a parody of Mr. Trump's trademark (which is, IIRC, itself shamelessly copied from Ronald Reagan). Parody is a defense to trademark infringement.
Did you listen to the clip? Trump, according to legal experts, may have a case for trademark violation.
Yeah, sure. Unnamed legal experts providing an opinion to Fox News, you can take that to the bank.
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Well, I thought we already established that Trump believes in obeying the law so why be surprised. A copyright violation is a big deal...
Parody is protected use. For instance, Weird Al got away with using Star Wars names and characters, and compared to LucasFilm's intellectual property lawyers, Trump is a complete softie.
Before posting in such a partisan manner, you should at least look at both sides of the issue.
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