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The law
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Keywords: law variant, universal.
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Different Hermeneutical Approaches Towards A Phenomenon Called Law
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The Aesthetic law
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- 2340 Words
- Ages 3 and up
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Keywords: Anwer Ghani, aesthetic law, law of beauty
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Law of Success for both the Worlds
- Business & Economics
- English
- 2 Words
- No Age Recommendation
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Keywords: Law of Success for both the Worlds, Islam, Dharm, Business, Deen, Quran, Koran
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A Study Of The Origin, History, And Present Tendencies Of Law-Making By Statute
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Monetary Damages
• If you are found guilty of deliberately breaking or "infringing" copyright law, the owner of the copyrighted material can sue you for monetary damages. Damages in this case means the amount of money the owner lost due to a lack of sales of their materials because you were offering it without copyright. For example, if the owner claims and can prove a loss of $15,000, he can sue you for that sum.
Statutory Damages
• You may also have to pay statutory damages based on the value of each movie, piece of music or other material for which you broke the copyright. "Willful infringement"--meaning that you deliberately stole copyrighted material--can cost you $900 to $300,000 per work stolen. "Innocent infringement," in which you are deemed to have done the copyright breaking without intent, can still cost you $300 to $150,000 in statutory damages.
Fines
• Judges can also impose fines on individuals convicted of copyright infringement. According to the Family Entertainment and Copyright Act of 2005, individuals convicted of peer-to-peer sharing of movies, music or other materials worth up to $1,000 in a 6-month period can be given fines of $2,000 per infringement. Convicted individuals can also be banned from file-sharing sites or the entire Internet by injunctions, or orders, from a judge. Repeat offenders, or individuals or companies who are stealing copyrighted materials and selling them for profit, can be fined up to $1,000,000.