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Some rules are found in Enactment text and don't need the support of an Opinion.
For instance, when Oracle v. Google (750 F.3d 1339) says this:
By statute, a work must be “original” to qualify for copyright protection. 17 U.S.C. § 102(a).
it's really only pointing out the statute text and not really positing its own rule. It would be better if that rule was linked directly to the statute text.
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Some rules are found in Enactment text and don't need the support of an Opinion.
For instance, when Oracle v. Google (750 F.3d 1339) says this:
it's really only pointing out the statute text and not really positing its own rule. It would be better if that rule was linked directly to the statute text.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: