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13 October 2022CopyrightMuireann Bolger

SCOTUS flinches at ‘extremes’ in Warhol ‘Prince’ case

Justices dance around the middle ground in fair use showdown | Court’s decision could ‘impact everything from the mundane to the sublime’ | Crowell & Moring | Sterne Kessler.

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