Vol. 46, Issue 3, 1994July 01, 1994 EDT
The Fair-Use Doctrine Before and After “Pretty Woman’s” Unworkable Framework: The Adjustable Tool for Censoring Distasteful Parody
The Fair-Use Doctrine Before and After “Pretty Woman’s” Unworkable Framework: The Adjustable Tool for Censoring Distasteful Parody
Paul Tager Lehr,
Articles in Vol. 46, Issue 3, 1994
Vol. 46, Issue 3, 1994
- ERISA's Preemption Clause and the Health Care Industry: An Abdication of Judicial Law-Creating AuthorityLarry J. Pittman
- The Fair-Use Doctrine Before and After "Pretty Woman's" Unworkable Framework: The Adjustable Tool for Censoring Distasteful ParodyPaul Tager Lehr
- Criminal Procedure: United States Supreme Court Adopts the Threshold of Clarity Standard for Ambiguous Requests for CounselLinda Zofchak
- Criminal Law: Using Prior Uncounseled Misdemeamors to Enhance Penalties for Subsequent OffencesPatricia Duffy
- Constitutional Law: Use of the Compensatory Tax Doctrine in Regulating Interstate CommerceJulie Exum
Paul Tager Lehr, The Fair-Use Doctrine Before and After “Pretty Woman’s” Unworkable Framework: The Adjustable Tool for Censoring Distasteful Parody, 46 Fla. L. Rev. 443 (1994).