![Civil law / Plagiarism / Substantial similarity / Copyright law of the United States / Derivative work / Fair use / Copyright / Earring / Copyright in architecture in the United States / Copyright law / United States copyright law / Law Civil law / Plagiarism / Substantial similarity / Copyright law of the United States / Derivative work / Fair use / Copyright / Earring / Copyright in architecture in the United States / Copyright law / United States copyright law / Law](https://www.pdfsearch.io/img/d6a2d1f4502af6a010adc97c1ff06f16.jpg) Date: 2013-06-10 18:13:11Civil law Plagiarism Substantial similarity Copyright law of the United States Derivative work Fair use Copyright Earring Copyright in architecture in the United States Copyright law United States copyright law Law | | Copyright Exam 2013 Question #1 Model Answer A Hi Luke, The first thing we need to analyze is whether you have a valid copyright and, if so, what the extent of that right is. As you know,Add to Reading ListSource URL: cyber.law.harvard.eduDownload Document from Source Website File Size: 65,18 KBShare Document on Facebook
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