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Question 1
Before suing a copyright infringer it is probably best to:
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Correct Sending a 'cease & desist' letter might be enough to end an infringer's use of your copyrighted work and is much cheaper (the price of a stamp) than a lawsuit.
Incorrect! Sending a 'cease & desist' letter might be enough to end an infringer's use of your copyrighted work and is much cheaper (the price of a stamp) than a lawsuit.
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Question 2
The two most common factors used to establish proof of copying are:
Correct Although there is no magic formula, these are the usual factors for analysis.
Incorrect! Although there is no magic formula, these are the usual factors for analysis.
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Question 3
Damages available to copyright holders when infringement is found include:
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Correct Chapter 5 of Title 17 provides for various remedies which may be sought against infringers, including those listed here.
Incorrect! Chapter 5 of Title 17 provides for various remedies which may be sought against infringers, including those listed here.
Question 4
Attorney's fees are awarded:
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Correct Equitable remedies are remedies through which the court will order a person (or company) to act, or not act, in a certain way. This has nothing to do with attorney's fees.
Incorrect! Equitable remedies are remedies through which the court will order a person (or company) to act, or not act, in a certain way. This has nothing to do with attorney's fees.
Question 5
Charlie goes to lots of museums and art galleries each week looking for inspiration. One day he paints something which strikes him as particularly good. When he hangs it in his gallery window, Artie notices the painting and finds it amazingly similar to a work he painted some years ago which hangs in a local museum. Which of the following is most accurate:
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Correct Copyright infringement is a strict liability offense, which means that Charlie can be guilty even if he didn't mean to copy Artie's work. Of course, if his piece isn't actually similar to Artie's, as answer D suggests, there could never be a case of infringement.
Incorrect! Copyright infringement is a strict liability offense, which means that Charlie can be guilty even if he didn't mean to copy Artie's work. Of course, if his piece isn't actually similar to Artie's, as answer D suggests, there could never be a case of infringement.