Copyright Law

Updated with annual supplements called "pocket parts" and periodic supplemental pamphlets. Extensive annotations following the code section provide citations to court cases, federal regulations, law review articles, and legislative history documents.

Extensive annotations following the code section provide citations to court cases, federal regulations, law review articles, and legislative history documents.

Updated every six weeks.

Despite its title, the U.S.P.Q. covers all major intellectual property law areas.

ALR is a secondary source, but the annotations identify relevant judicial opinions.

The Review Board is composed of "the Register of Copyrights and the General Counsel of the Copyright Office (or their respective designees) and a third individual designated by the Register that hears second requests for reconsideration of the Registration Program’s decision to refuse to register a claim to copyright."

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