COPYRIGHT- Junior Law Program

This course offers a deep exploration of U.S. copyright law, from its constitutional foundations to its application in modern digital and global contexts. Students will examine what works can be protected, who owns them, how rights are transferred, and how those rights are enforced or limited.

The course will cover the Copyright Act of 1976 and key amendments including the DMCA, with close attention to core doctrines such as originality, idea-expression dichotomy, fair use, and infringement. Students will also explore the impact of new technologies, artificial intelligence, international treaties, and emerging business models on the evolving copyright landscape.

Course Objectives:

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

1. Understand and apply the statutory and constitutional principles of copyright law.

2. Identify what constitutes copyrightable subject matter and authorship.

3. Analyze rights of reproduction, distribution, derivative works, performance, and display.

4. Evaluate the fair use doctrine and other statutory limitations.

5. Apply enforcement tools and defenses to copyright claims.

6. Understand the role of copyright in digital environments and AI-generated content.

7. Navigate international copyright obligations under treaties and foreign law.

8. Advise on licensing, ownership, and risk management strategies.

COURSE LEVEL: Advanced

COURSE FORMAT: Audio

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