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Volume 2, Issue 3 of the Intellectual Property Brief is now available!

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Copyright in the Classroom: Why Comprehensive Copyright Education is Necessary in United States K-12 Education Curriculum by Eric Perrott

Conflicts at the Intersection of ACTA & Human Rights: How the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement violates the right to take part in cultural life by Robert Ellis

Towards a Doctrine of Fair Use in Some of Patent Law by Joshua I. Miller

Stifling Scientific Progress: The District Court’s Decision in Myriad by Seth Ogden

Reclaiming our Technological Posterity at the Intersection of Intellectual Property and Taxation: Uncovering how Patent Pools are Key to Recovering the Benefits of Charitable IP Contributions by Kevin Christopher

Balkanization of the Local Patent Rules and a Proposal to Balance Uniformity and Local Experimentation by Grace Pak

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