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Supreme Court: There's No 'Time Limit' on Copyright Infringement Claims

54 pointsby Rant423about 1 year ago

5 comments

westurnerabout 1 year ago
Why is Copyright, of all things, exempt from the federal statute of limitations?<p>Are federal CSA cases exempted from the federal statute of limitations then?<p>For CSA cases, e.g. California has: two (2) years from when the victim remembers IIUC?
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ameister14about 1 year ago
The title is not accurate.<p>The Court clarified that the time limit is 3 years from discovering the infringement, not 3 years from when the infringement took place.
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gjsman-1000about 1 year ago
Unfortunately, this is probably the correct decision. It&#x27;s not the SCOTUS&#x27;s job to determine what a &quot;good&quot; law versus a &quot;bad&quot; law is, unless it directly violates the constitution - which, when the constitution specifically says copyright is acceptable, and says nothing about a requirement for any statute of limitations, this clearly isn&#x27;t.
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nicoabout 1 year ago
Copyright is going to be tested to its limits in the next few years<p>I wonder what the evolution of copyright will look like
HarryHirschabout 1 year ago
No time limit for copyright claims but very strict limits for anything to do with labour rights - and they still keep telling us it&#x27;s a country of laws.
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