Tim Stanley, Author at Stanford Copyright and Fair Use Center Stanford University Libraries Tue, 30 Nov 2021 21:04:29 +0000 en-US hourly 1 53157805 Oregon Legislative Counsel Committee will not assert copyright on the Oregon Revised Statutes https://fairuse.stanford.edu/2008/06/23/oregon_legislative_counsel_com/ Mon, 23 Jun 2008 12:46:26 +0000 https://fairuse.stanford.edu/?p=37 The outcome of the hearing we previously blogged about is that the Oregon Legislative Counsel Committee will not assert copyright on the Oregon Revised Statutes. Public.resource.org has put up video of the hearing in 6 segments.  Find out more on public.resource.org/oregon.gov/.

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]]> The outcome of the hearing we previously blogged about is that the Oregon Legislative Counsel Committee will not assert copyright on the Oregon Revised Statutes.

Public.resource.org has put up video of the hearing in 6 segments.  Find out more on public.resource.org/oregon.gov/.

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]]> 37 Oregon Claims Copyright on Oregon Revised Statutes https://fairuse.stanford.edu/2008/04/19/hi_friendsthe_state_of_oregon/ Sat, 19 Apr 2008 18:35:19 +0000 https://fairuse.stanford.edu/?p=29 Hi Friends, The state of Oregon has claimed copyright on the Oregon Revised Statutes and sent a cease and desist letter to Justia, with a threat of litigation if they were not removed or licensed. You can read more about this on the Justia Blog “Cease, Desist & Resist – Oregon’s Copyright Claim on the […]

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The state of Oregon has claimed copyright on the Oregon Revised Statutes and sent a cease and desist letter to Justia, with a threat of litigation if they were not removed or licensed. You can read more about this on the Justia Blog “Cease, Desist & Resist – Oregon’s Copyright Claim on the Oregon Revised Statutes” as well as Tim Armstrong’s post “Can States Copyright Their Statutes?” on Info/Law and William Patry’s post “Oregon goes wacka wacka huna kuna” on the The Patry Copyright Blog and Sam Bayard’s post “Oregon Claims Copyright in Its Statutes — Well, Sort Of” on the Citizen Media Law Project Blog. And there have been a additional posts on other blogs.
We are talking with Oregon early next week and will let you know how it goes. 
Onward & Peace,
Tim

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