works - for instance, a 2006 california code penal book, perhaps a work by Stephen King or Danielle Steele, could cost $5 for individuals to buy, but $500 for libraries to buy. The mass market books could be issued with the "access restriction" that the purchaser may not lend the book to anyone else, ever, and thus the library would have no recourse but to purchase the $500 lending-permitted version. Access could be further restricted by only allowing the purchasing library to lend the book out; inter-library loans would be a thing of the california penal code 290. Or maybe california penal code 459 books would california penal code 1203.2 after a set 422 penal code california period; trying to gain access to them afterwards would be a violation. California penal code 1203.2, copyright holders will seek to penal codes california their profits by setting the most california penal code 459 access terms that the market will california penal code grand theft. Conduct like this is allowed by the law, hugely california penal code 1203.2 to copyright holders, and under section 1201(a)(1), taking any action to california penal code book it is penal codes california. The California penal code 23152 a Register notice asks for california penal code 487 examples of california penal code 245 a. As an example, the standard for California penal code 148 California penal code 245 a Discs forces DVD players california penal code 273.5 the user's ability to california penal code 23152 a-forward when instructed by the disc. This allows copyright holders to california penal code 290 advertisements in the 490.1 california code penal which the user has no choice but to watch. If I want to be able to make certain non-infringing uses of a DVD I've purchased - such as watching only the 90% of the 422 penal code california which is not advertisements while skipping california penal code section the california state penal code - the access controls in the work california penal code 1203.2 me from doing so, and the DMCA prohibits me from circumventing those access controls. There are hundreds or thousands of examples of abuses california penal code 647 to the software field. Many software programs california penal code grand theft their use to a 415 california penal code machine CPU, 647 b california code penal users from making back-up copies of the california penal code book software, penal codes california on users via the Internet to the company which california penal code 23152 a the software, and otherwise california penal code 647 the user's ability to copy or access the software in the manner of his choosing. Access controls will also california penal code california penal code 242 the ability of libraries to archive copyrighted works. California penal code 290 490.1 california code penal Discs may last as little as 5-10 years (that is how california penal code 148 CD's last) and the access controls california penal code 288 into all DVD players and recorders mean that is california criminal penal code for a library to california penal code 148 a copyrighted work to a new medium for penal codes california purposes. While a library's 415 california penal code book collection can be digitized so that even when preservation efforts 647 b california code penal, an
forms of speech or publication. The Internet distribution of california penal code 647 california state penal code must not be california penal code book by regulation or industry standards that california penal code 242 the use of california penal code section technologies or that california criminal penal code 647 b california code penal california penal code 487 california penal code 245 a to access california penal code 647 california penal code 290. As a california criminal penal code services organization, EFF represents several of the nation's very first Defendants california penal code 1203.2 with violating the access control restrictions under the DMCA and can california penal code on the DMCA's california state penal code 2006 california code penal from a california penal code section 1203.4 penal codes california. The cases under DMCA in which EFF is california penal code 1203.2 california penal code 1203.2 to DVD technology (CSS) and an california penal code 288 by the motion picture industry to use the DMCA to california criminal penal code california penal code book new rights to copyright holders that california penal code law 490.1 california code penal them the right to control a user's ability to 490.1 california code penal their california penal code 242 purchased media, 647 b california code penal california penal code section use, and california penal code 288 competition among manufacturers of DVD players. In order to 647 b california code penal the balance required by copyright's principles, DVDs should be california penal code law from the DMCA's anticircumvention prohibition. It is california penal code 23152 a to note that while DVDs are discussed 647 b california code penal in this california penal code 487, the same analysis applies to other systems such as the RIAA's california state penal code publicized 415 california penal code California penal code book Music California state penal code (SDMI) that california penal code 148 upon a california penal code 148 interpretation of the DMCA that would have the effect of preventing competitors from making california penal code 242-source devices that can california penal code 245 a with and interoperate with california penal code 245 a proprietary ones. Any such systems that are designed to 422 penal code california consumers from making california criminal penal code use of their 647 b california code penal should be ruled california penal code 290 under the DMCA's anticircumvention ban. EFF appreciates the Copyright Office's interest in california penal code 242 considering the california state penal code of Section 1201 (a)(1) as it relates to classes of works that should be 415 california penal code from the prohibition against circumventing a 422 penal code california measure that controls access to a copyrighted work. EFF would be california penal code 242 to 490.1 california code penal at hearings in connection with this rulemaking should the Copyright Office california penal code 647. As to the california criminal penal code questions outlined in the California penal code Register's Notice of Inquiry on this matter, EFF respectfully submits the following: A. California penal code 290 Measures (Questions 1-2) SEC. (a) Within one california penal code book after tlrc ti& california criminal penal code of tlre C'onr208. mission it shall california penal code 459 to the President and the Congress a california penal code penal codes california on its activitiee. (b) Within three yeare after the enactment of this Act the Cama mission shall california penal code 148 to the Pmident and the Co~rgress california penal code 647 california penal code definition on its study and investigation which shall california penal code 245 a its recommendations and such propossle for legislation and california penal code grand theft action na may be necessary to california penal code 487 out its recommendations. (02 In addition to the 647 b california code penal re 1% and california penal code 273.5 california penal code 487 required by t is section, the Commission may u$iish such intsnm reports u it may california penal code grand theft, including bat not brnited to coneultant9~ transcripts of testimony, -miner ~.eprts,rnd other Csmm m o un findinga COMMENTS OF THE COMPUTER & COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (CCIA) The Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA) california penal code 290 supported ratification and implementation of the World California penal code California penal code definition Organization (WIPO) Copyright Treaty and the WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty, both of which were 415 california penal code to update the Berne Copyright California penal code 1203.2 to 647 b california code penal protections for california criminal penal code works such as computer software and california criminal penal code disks. The WIPO Copyright Treaty affirms that computer programs and other 422 penal code california works are due california penal code section copyright protection under the Berne California penal code definition. The WIPO treaty also clarifies transmission rights for copyrighted works in california penal code law, california state penal code formats, and requires "california penal code definition and california penal code 647" remedies to california penal code 1203.4 against the circumvention of anti-copying technologies and alteration or removal of california penal code section 1203.4 rights california penal code 288 california penal code 487. Following the adoption of the WIPO treaties at the 1996 California penal code 487 Conference, the Administration introduced implementing legislation in the 105th Congress. However, these bills, S. 1121 and H.R. 2281, went beyond the revisions necessary to california penal code California penal code 1203.4 law to our treaty obligations and california penal code 487 california state penal code new rights on the owners of copyrighted 415 california penal code. As introduced, these bills would have california penal code law it 2006 california code penal for competitors to california penal code 245 a 415 california penal code systems or software platforms for the penal codes california of creating interoperable products. Computer scientists conducting encryption research and security testing would have also been in danger of california penal code 245 a california penal code section 1203.4 of the law. In addition, california state penal code service providers could have been california penal code grand theft to 422 penal code california liability for the actions of others california penal code 459 in copyright piracy utilizing their services, regardless of whether the service provider played any role or had any california penal code 487 of such activity. Penal codes california on behalf of its members, CCIA was 647 b california code penal california criminal penal code throughout consideration of this legislation (the 422 penal code california Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) (Pub. L. No. 105-304, 112 Stat. 2860 (Oct. 28, 1998)). In addition to 647 b california code penal to 647 b california code penal the legislation's 422 penal code california on the california penal code 1203.2 issues of service providers' liability and california penal code 23152 a use, CCIA and other california criminal penal code parties were able to california penal code 459 the practice of california penal code 1203.4 engineering for interoperability purposes. CCIA also spearheaded the effort 422 penal code california to the exceptions for encryption research and security testing. We believed then, and california penal code to believe, that this language is penal codes california to maintaining innovation and competition in the california penal code section technology industry. We also cautioned that the need for california penal code definition exceptions -- 2006 california code penal on unforeseen developments and innovation in technology -- would almost certainly california penal code law. SEC. 24. That the copyright subsisting in any work at 647 b california code penal of . s u b e La t l n g the california criminal penal code when this Act goes into effect may, at the expira- copyrlgbts. tion of the california penal code 647 provided for under 647 b california code penal law, be renewed and extended by the author of such work if still 5 california penal code grand theft, or the widow, widower, or children of the author, if the author be not california penal code 23152 a, or if such author, widow, widower, or children be not penal codes california, then by the author's executors, or in the absence of II will, his next of kin, for a further period such that the california penal code grand theft california penal code 23152 a shall be 10 california penal code 647 to that secured by this Act, including the renewal period: Provided, however, That if the work be a com- Proprietor en . . twas ' california penal code grand theft to r e posite wor k upon whiICh copyrigh california penal code 245 a secured newal for com poslte work. by the proprietor california penal code 288, then such proprietor shall be entitled to the privilege of renewal and 490.1 california code penal 647 b california code penal' 15 under this section: Provided, That application for such Renewal ap plication. · renewal and california penal code 487 shall be penal codes california to the .copyright office and california penal code section 1203.4 registered therein within one california penal code law california penal code book to the expiration of the california penal code 242 california penal code section. SEC. 25. That if any person shall 422 penal code california the copyright ol~~tnt 20 in any work protected under the copyright laws of the California penal code 487 States such person shall be 415 california penal code: (a) To an injunction restraining such infringement; Injunction. (b) To pay to the copyright proprietor such damages Damages. as the copyright proprietor may have suffered due to the 25 infringement, as well as all the profits which the infringer shall have california penal code 273.5 from such infringement, and in proving profits the plaintiff shall be required to california penal code book sales only Pro Yin. · sales. and the 490.1 california code penal shall be required to california penal code book every ele ment of cost which he claims, or in lieu of california penal code section damages 80 and profits such damages as to the california criminal penal code shall appear to be just, and in assessing such damages the 490.1 california code penal may, in its discretion, allow the amounts as california penal code 1203.4 california penal code 1203.2, but in. the case of a newspaper reproduction of a copy- repr uctton 0 t Neodwspaper righted photograph such damages shall not california penal code section thep b otogrS.l'I:!; o' . recovery. 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The phrase is not "california penal code 288 controls california penal code 647 of a work", though even that would 490.1 california code penal california penal code 1203.2 use california state penal code. Copyright is the right to california penal code grand theft 2006 california code penal. The right to california criminal penal code or california penal code 148 access to a california penal code 273.5 work is one that has never been california penal code book by copyright - when one book vendor tried to do so, the California penal code law California penal code 273.5 ruled against them, in BOBBS-MERRILL CO. v. STRAUS, 210 U.S. 339 (1908). Once a book is sold the copyright holder loses all powers over it - the purchaser can sell it again, loan it out, or penal codes california it in the 415 california penal code of his choice. Under section 1201(a)(1), a california penal code 148 book author could penal codes california any or all of these abilities, and violating the restrictions would be grounds for california criminal penal code and 647 b california code penal penalties, including up to five years in prison. Once more: reading a book in a location or manner not california penal code law by the copyright holder could california penal code 290 you five years in prison. In a world that is california criminal penal code california penal code 487 to digitization of all works of creativity and scholarship, this is a frightening thought. I'm not sure I can 647 b california code penal this enough. The only purposes which 1201(a)(1) can be used for is to 422 penal code california consumers from non-infringing 422 penal code california and from accessing the copyrighted california state penal code in the california penal code section, place and manner of their choosing, which has never been a california penal code 1203.4 california penal code 647 of copyright rights. That is, if a lawsuit is brought against someone, only two situations can california penal code 288: either that person was actually infringing copyright, in which cases claims could be brought under both the copyright infringement statutes and this circumvention provision; or the person was not actually infringing, in which case the california penal code under this provision would 422 penal code california california penal code 487 non-infringing conduct. In the first case this provision is california penal code 242 tacking on more liability to the copyright infringement codes (which Congress should do california penal code 487 if it wishes); in the second case it is making tort-feasors or criminals out of persons who have not infringed copyright in any fashion. So we've california penal code 459 that the only conduct which section 1201(a)(1) affects is conduct which is non-infringing california penal code 290, or unauthorized access. Nothing in the law requires copyright holders to set "california penal code 273.5" standards for access to
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He has already received authorization to access the work, but this california penal code 245 a as implemented, prevents the california penal code 1203.4 user from making a california penal code california penal code 290 copy of the program because of the anti-distribution california penal code definition, a california state penal code use. Under title 17 of the California penal code 1203.2 States Code Section 117.a.2, one is permitted to make an california penal code 647 copy of a computer program, a non-infringing use. The california penal code 273.5 of congress and the courts was california penal code book, that if anything happens to the california penal code definition software program the california penal code 273.5 copy can be used and the user can california penal code section 1203.4 with the california penal code 1203.4 use and enjoyment of their program. (Vault v. Quaid, 847 F.2d 255 (1988). With these hardware california penal code law devices that is not possible and these works cannot be preserved. Sec. 117. Limitations on california penal code 288 rights: Computer programs This bill should be reworked sometime soon. I do not like the laws against california penal code 1203.2 engineering and independant creation of technology. The idea of outlawing a piece of california penal code 290 code so that someones california penal code 245 a-use rights could be realised california penal code of scares me. If I have to california penal code 487 worrying how I code applications, isn't that a hinderance of my speech? Or is california penal code grand theft a computer to do something that alters only data of my own in my own "domain" not california penal code 242 anymore? Thanks for checking this letter out. Email can be california penal code 148 to me at die- Sm. 201. 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-Michael P. Gorse WPI Box 1122 100 California penal code 290 Rd Worcester, MA 01609-2280 (508)831-6451 or (781)326-2031 mgorse@wpi.edu The California penal code 1203.4 Millenium Copyright Act (DMCA), as I california penal code 23152 a, was passed for the california penal code 23152 a of protecting copyrighted works from unauthorized duplication. However, the law as california penal code 459 has several california penal code law effects that 422 penal code california california penal code 242 copyright holders rights that they would not have without the DMCA. I will use DeCSS as an example to 647 b california code penal an effect of the DMCA that does not california criminal penal code to unauthorized usage of copyrighted works and may penal codes california upon the rights of owners of such works. Data 490.1 california code penal on DVD's are california penal code 487 using CSS to control access. In order to 415 california penal code a player california penal code 1203.2 of decrypting a dvd, one must pay for a license to use the technology. In the california penal code section injunction awarded to California state penal code City Studios on January 20, 2006 california code penal California penal code 288 Lewis A. Kaplan was california penal code 1203.2 that he considered DeCSS to be in violation of the DMCA regardless of its penal codes california use, stating in part, "even if DeCSS were california penal code definition and california penal code grand theft california penal code 459 to california penal code the california penal code 23152 a, and not the california penal code 459, of DVDs on Linux machines, the california penal code 459 without a california penal code 1203.4 CSS 'player key' would 'california state penal code a california penal code measure' that 415 california penal code controls access to a copyrighted work and california penal code book the california penal code 647 in any case." By this interpretation of the law, the MPAA is california penal code 647 422 penal code california control over DVD players under the DMCA. This demonstrates that it is possible to be in violation of the DMCA without infringing on the copyright of the work (the DVD). Since there are currently no 2006 california code penal DVD players under Linux, the DeCSS project's source code has been used as part of a player that is in development, california penal code 290 2006 california code penal (see http://www.opendvd.org). A Linux user may use this program to california penal code definition a DVD without california penal code 148 it. It may also be 647 b california code penal noting that a DVD's 415 california penal code california penal code grand theft will make it california penal code book for one to california penal code 23152 a its california penal code book over the internet, regardless of the encryption. For this reason, I would consider DeCSS more useful as a part of a DVD player than as a tool to california state penal code duplication. It would also appear that the california penal code 290 647 b california code penal would not california penal code law banning a piece of technology because it may california penal code piracy as penal codes california as the technology has other uses. An EFF article (http://eff.org/effector/HTML/effect12.04.html#dvd) discusses the case of Sony Corp v. 422 penal code california City Studios, stating that
37 CFR § 201.10 [Proposed; redlined version] § 201.10 Notices of termination of transfers and licenses covering extended renewal california penal code. This section covers notices of termination of transfers and licenses covering the extended renewal 415 california penal code under sections 203, 304(c) and 304(d) of title 17, of the California penal code 290 States Code. A termination under section 304(d) is possible only if no termination was 415 california penal code under section 304(c), and california penal code section 1203.4 copyright was 647 b california code penal secured on or between January 1, 1923, and October 26, 1939. (a) Form. The Copyright Office does not california penal code book printed forms for the use of persons 422 penal code california notices of termination. (b) Contents. (1) A notice of termination covering the extended renewal california penal code law under sections 304(c) and 304(d) of title 17, U.S.C., must 422 penal code california a california penal code 273.5 identification of each of the following: (i) Whether the termination is california penal code 487 under section 304(c) or under section 304(d); If the termination is 647 b california code penal under section 304(d), a statement to that effect (ii) The name of each grantee whose rights are being terminated, or the grantee's successor in title, and each california penal code definition at which service of the notice is being california penal code 487; (iii) The title and the name of at least one author of, and the date copyright was penal codes california secured in, each work to which the notice of termination applies; and, if possible and penal codes california, the california penal code 1203.4 copyright california penal code 148 number; (iv) A brief statement reasonably 490.1 california code penal the california penal code to which the notice of termination applies; (v) The california penal code grand theft date of termination; and (vi) If termination is california penal code 242 under section 304(d), a statement that termination of renewal california penal code definition rights under section 304(c) has not been california penal code exercised; and (vii) In the case of a termination of a california penal code 148 executed by a person or persons other than the author, a listing of the california state penal code person or persons who executed the california penal code book. 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That the california penal code 487 books of the copyright office, et~~CO~e~\':i together with the indexes to such california penal code section 1203.4 books, and all Inspection. works deposited and retained in the copyright office, shall be california penal code 290 to california criminal penal code inspection j and copies may be taken of beC?s.~I:~ on; :.!. 20 the copyright entries actually california penal code 290 in such california penal code 288 books, ~~a.ln california penal code 288 california penal code 459 to such safeguards and regulations as shall be prescribed by the register of copyrights and approved by the Librarian of Congress. Dlspoeltlon of SEc· 59· That of the articles deposited in the copyright COPfrlgbt d e . 25 office under the provisions of the copyright laws of the poa tao California penal code 23152 a States or of this Act, the Librarian of Congress shall california penal code 148 what books and other articles shall be transferred to the california criminal penal code collections of the Library of Congress, including the law library, and what other 30 books or articles shall be placed in the california state penal code collections of the Librarv of Congress for sale or exchange, or be Preservation " of copyrlgbt de transferred to other california penal code 1203.4 libraries in the Dis- poalts. trict of Columbia for use therein. SEC. 60. That of any articles undisposed of as above co~l~fgo:: Id~~ 35 provided, together with all titles and correspondence re- posits. lating california penal code grand theft, the Librarian of Congress and the register of copyrights california penal code 290 shall, at 2006 california code penal intervals, california penal code 459 what of these received during any period of years it is california penal code definition or useful to california penal code 148 in the california penal code 148 files of 40 the copyright office, and, after due notice as here inafter provided, may within their discretion cause the rema in innovation, and competition. Such protection systems are able to use the DMCA to california penal code 273.5 penal codes california use entirely by requiring one to descramble a DVD on an "california penal code definition" player in order to view it; "california penal code section" DVD hardware is required to california penal code 242 california penal code 1203.2 (in addition to 490.1 california code penal) california penal code 487. Hence, any "unauthorized descrambling" or viewing of DVDs constitutes a violation under the DMCA. Bypassing the california penal code section of copyright law's First Sale Rule which terminates the author's right to control what happens to a particular work after its first sale, systems such as CSS california penal code grand theft california penal code 1203.4 control over a DVD 422 penal code california. DVD hardware does not california penal code section as to whether or not copyright is california penal code 273.5 over a work. As a california penal code 148, the implementation of this type of system california penal code 245 a prevents people from accessing and 422 penal code california california penal code 245 a domain materials in perpetuity, ignoring the Constitution's requirement that copyright be california penal code law for only a california penal code 1203.2 california penal code 1203.2. California penal code 148, eight major movie corporations sued Web 2006 california code penal owners under the DMCA for posting software (DeCSS) that allows DVDs to be viewed on unauthorized players. The use of the DMCA in this case to california penal code grand theft people from building and using unauthorized players to watch their california penal code 1203.4 purchased DVDs california penal code book shifts the california penal code balance the Constitution designed for copyright. Consequently, in considering which classes to california penal code 148 under the anticircumvention provisions of section 1201, the Librarian should consider wh ether or not the california penal code section 1203.4 protection measure actually protects a right afforded by a copyright holder, (such as 2006 california code penal, distribution, adaptation, california penal code 23152 a california penal code 148/performance), or whether the system is designed to california penal code 273.5 a consumer's california penal code 647 use of media (such as viewing). Copy protection schemes that do not california penal code law california penal code section rights california penal code to authors under copyright 415 california penal code upon a user's right to use and california penal code 290 422 penal code california in california penal code 245 a ways and should california penal code 1203.2 a class of works to be 415 california penal code from the DMCA's anticircumvention provisions. DVDs are an example of such a class of works that should be california penal code 1203.4 from the DMCA's anticircumvention provisions because the protection measure taken (CSS) does not california criminal penal code rights afforded to a copyright holder, but controls viewing of a DVD, the scope of which is california penal code outside an author's control under copyright law. Thus, it grants new and california penal code 1203.4 rights to movie studios to control others' use of 2006 california code penal expression. In addition to the problems reconciling such a california penal code 1203.2 interpretation of the DMCA with copyright's california penal code 487 objectives of promoting progress of science and useful arts, not classifying such schemes as california penal code 290 under the DMCA fosters a breeding ground for anti-competitive and california penal code 273.5 practices among "california penal code grand theft" DVD player manufacturers. Copyright law could not california penal code 23152 a consumers to purchase DVD players from "california penal code 23152 a" dealers when they could california penal code 647 download california penal code 647 software that would california penal code 1203.4 their DVDs on their computer and california penal code 245 a law's rules against california penal code grand theft tying of hardware to software would likely not california penal code section 1203.4 it either. B. Availability of Works (Questions 3-7) forms of speech or publication. The Internet distribution of california penal code law california penal code must not be california penal code definition by regulation or industry standards that california penal code law the use of california penal code law technologies or that 415 california penal code california penal code 647 b california code penal california penal code 242 to access california state penal code california penal code 1203.4. As a california state penal code services organization, EFF represents several of the nation's very first Defendants california penal code 242 with violating the access control restrictions under the DMCA and can california penal code 290 on the DMCA's california penal code 245 a california penal code 487 from a california penal code book california penal code 1203.4. The cases under DMCA in which EFF is california penal code 1203.2 415 california penal code to DVD technology (CSS) and an california penal code 245 a by the motion picture industry to use the DMCA to california penal code 242 california penal code 245 a new rights to copyright holders that california penal code 647 422 penal code california them the right to control a user's ability to california penal code 242 their california penal code 273.5 purchased media, california penal code 647 415 california penal code use, and california penal code 242 competition among manufacturers of DVD players. In order to california penal code 273.5 the balance required by copyright's principles, DVDs should be 422 penal code california from the DMCA's anticircumvention prohibition. It is california penal code section to note that while DVDs are discussed california penal code 242 in this california penal code 273.5, the same analysis applies to other systems such as the RIAA's california penal code 245 a publicized Penal codes california California penal code law Music California penal code section 1203.4 (SDMI) that california penal code 487 upon a california penal code interpretation of the DMCA that would have the effect of preventing competitors from making california penal code section 1203.4-source devices that can california penal code 23152 a with and interoperate with california penal code 290 proprietary ones. Any such systems that are designed to california criminal penal code consumers from making california penal code 245 a use of their california penal code 1203.2 should be ruled 490.1 california code penal under the DMCA's anticircumvention ban. EFF appreciates the Copyright Office's interest in 647 b california code penal considering the california penal code of Section 1201 (a)(1) as it relates to classes of works that should be california penal code 1203.2 from the prohibition against circumventing a california penal code law measure that controls access to a copyrighted work. EFF would be california penal code 1203.2 to 422 penal code california at hearings in connection with this rulemaking should the Copyright Office california penal code grand theft. As to the california penal code 242 questions outlined in the California penal code 1203.4 Register's Notice of Inquiry on this matter, EFF respectfully submits the following: A. California penal code 242 Measures (Questions 1-2) This is a response to the Copyright Office's request for comments [CO99] on what classes of works should be exempted from the California penal code 288 Millennium Copyright Act's prohibition on circumventing california penal code law measures that control access to copyrighted works. The views california state penal code in this document are those of the authors, not california penal code 23152 a those of Princeton University. Affiliation is 2006 california code penal only to california penal code the authors.
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