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Federal Law That Restored Copyrights in Foreign Works Meets Intermediate Scrutiny Standard

June 25, 2010 in Patent Trademark & Copyright Journal · Leave a Comment 

A federal statute that restored copyright protection to foreign works that had lapsed into the public domain or that had never been protected under U.S. copyright law was narrowly tailored to serve substantial governmental interests and thus did not violate the free speech rights of parties that had exploited the works while they were…

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