Vol. 70, Issue 4, 2007

SYMPOSIUM: INTERDISCIPLINARY CONFERENCE ON THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE ON THE CREATION, DISSEMINATION, AND PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Shelden W Halpern

Symposium introduction

General

REMEMBRANCES OF THE HONORABLE HAROLD R. TYLER, JR.

Stephen P. Younger

In memoriam for Judge Tyler

General
DISSONANT HARMONIZATION: LIMITATIONS ON “CASH N’ CARRY” CREATIVITY
Doris Estelle Long
This article examines the role of authorship to determine what values must be included within a copyright system to secure the continued creation of new works.
General
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY VALUATION: A FINANCE PERSPECTIVE
Dorit Samuel
This article considers the all-encompassing goal of finance: to find an efficient, accurate, and palatable way to evaluate what an asset is worth at a given time.
General
THE MOEBIUS STRIP: PRIVATE RIGHT AND PUBLIC USE IN COPYRIGHT LAW
Paula Baron
This article argues that the relationship between the competing rights of owners and users is complex and highly dynamic, affected by the wider context within which copyright law operates.
General
CONGRESSIONAL AUTHORITY OVER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY POLICY AFTER ELDRED V. ASHCROFT: DEFERENCE, EMPTY LIMITATIONS, AND RISKS TO THE PUBLIC DOMAIN
David E. Shipley
This article discusses the expansive authority of Congress under the Copyright Clause, the meaning of the Clause’s limitations, and the significant risk of encroachment on the public domain.

General

AMENDING THE COPYRIGHT ACT FOR LIBRARIES AND SOCIETY: THE SECTION 108 STUDY GROUP

Laura N. Gasaway

This article considers how the Copyright Act can be amended to enable libraries, archives, and museums to serve their users with digital technology without hampering the rights of publishers.

General

THE RIGHT OF PUBLICITY: A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

Marshall Leaffer

This this article revisits the justifications for the right of publicity and to do so in comparative context with a particular emphasis on developments in the United Kingdom.

General

LIVING WITHOUT COPYRIGHT IN A DIGITAL WORLD

Diane L. Zimmerman

This article discusses the role of the copyright regime as it relates to digital products.

General
SYMPOSIUM: A SECOND-CLASS CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT? FREE EXERCISE AND THE CURRENT STATE OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN THE UNITED STATES
Vincent Martin Bonventre
Introductory remarks
General
RELIGIOUS FREE EXERCISE AND ANTI-DISCRIMINATION LAW
Michael P. Moreland
Remarks from symposium
General
REFLECTIONS ON FREE EXERCISE: REVISITING ROURKE V. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES
Gary J. Simson
Remarks from symposium
General
RLUIPA AND CONGRESSIONAL INTENT
Luke Meier
Remarks from symposium
General
THE POLITICS OF A SECOND CLASS RIGHT: FREE EXERCISE IN CONTEMPORARY AMERICA
Timothy A. Byrnes
Remarks from symposium
General
THE CONSTITUTIONAL REQUIREMENT OF SENSITIVITY TO RELIGION
Richard A. Hesse
Remarks from symposium
General
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY AS A POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE RIGHT
Steven K. Green
This speech takes a different approach to the debate about whether distinct values are represented in the two religion clauses: the Free Exercise Clause and the Establishment Clause.
General
THE “ORDERED LIBERTY” OF SUBSTANTIVE DUE PROCESS AND THE FUTURE OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AS A RHETORICAL ART: VARIATIONS ON A THEME FROM JUSTICE CARDOZO IN THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
Howard J. Vogel
This article states that law students are engaged in the study and development of skill in applied rhetoric.

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