The lawsuit claims direct infringement of copyright, contributory infringement of copyright and violation of the Right of Publicity under California Common Law, among other things.
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Nintendo of America is seeking $150,000 in damages for each infringement of its copyrighted works, and $2 million for each infringement of a Nintendo trademark.
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It's oppressive, draconian, and an infringement of women's reproductive rights.
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And it is a fundamental infringement of child human rights.
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RFI denounced the move as an infringement of press freedom.
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TiVo is suing Samsung for patent infringement of its DVRs.
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According to a copy of the lawsuit obtained by Polygon, Nintendo of America is seeking $150,000 in damages for each infringement of its copyrighted works, and $2 million for each infringement of a Nintendo trademark.
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According to a copy of the lawsuit obtained by Polygon, Nintendo of America is seeking $212.23,217 in damages for each infringement of its copyrighted works, and $210 million for each infringement of a Nintendo trademark.
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Each of Uniloc's five complaints alleges infringement of a different patent.
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IBM sued Chicago-based Groupon in 2016, alleging infringement of four patents.
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The panel upheld Chhabria's ruling of non-infringement of a fourth patent.
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The proposal drew immediate objections as a potential infringement of Australians' privacy.
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" Doing so, Kinebrew suggested, "really borders on infringement of people's constitutional rights.
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But unless there's an infringement of our intellectual property it's quite difficult.
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The first documented infringement of the act occurred in Chicago on Jan.
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The ban stemmed from alleged infringement of patents held by chipmaker Qualcomm (QCOM).
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The appeals court says Lundgren's infringement of Microsoft products cost up to $700,000.
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In total, Facebook is asking for unspecified damages for infringement of six patents.
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Vietnam called China's actions a serious infringement of its sovereignty over the Paracels.
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Critics say, however, that the system is a clear infringement of judicial independence.
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This is an explicit and serious infringement of what was agreed in Berlin.
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But many others see it as infringement of #85003A that won't prevent shootings.
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But many others see it as infringement of #2A that won't prevent shootings.
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North Korea rejects the restriction as an infringement of its right to self-defense.
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North Korea rejects the restriction as an infringement of its right to self-defense.
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Is enhanced surveillance essential to our national security or an infringement of our privacy?
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Infringement of the quick links feature accounted for nearly $99 million of the damages.
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"This legislation is an unjustified infringement of religious freedoms," said executive director Ihsaan Gardee.
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The Federal Circuit similarly found that Pulse's infringement of several Halo patents was not willful.
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Duterte was furious at what he saw as an infringement of his authority as mayor.
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Cohen has already admitted paying off the women in an infringement of campaign finance law.
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North Korea rejects the sanctions as infringement of its sovereignty and its right to space exploration.
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It&aposs kind of a continuation of what we see, infringement of speech on college campuses.
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The Federal Circuit similarly found that Pulse Electronics' infringement of several Halo patents was not willful.
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North Korea has rejected the restriction as an infringement of its sovereign right to self-defence.
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"We were in litigation with YouTube, we had sued them for infringement of copyright," Kalyan says.
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The N.R.A. has argued that the treaty's provisions amount to an infringement of the Second Amendment.
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In a speech in Warsaw, Poland, Trump condemned government bureaucracy as an infringement of personal freedom.
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Enter Haley with her Iranian missiles of dubious provenance demonstrating no provable infringement of international law.
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But some Chinese officials have criticized the arrangement as a potential infringement of China's sovereign rights.
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Under Chief Justice John Roberts, people who allege an infringement of their First Amendment rights usually win.
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Unilateral action by the Treasury Department might be an illegal infringement of the lawmaking power of Congress.
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"This is, under the law, infringement of copyright, and is no less so even though subconsciously accomplished."
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"That struck me as being an infringement of my privacy," Bridges told CNBC's "Beyond the Valley" podcast.
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Fox News says its uses of the photos were "fair" and thus not an infringement of copyright.
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Indonesia this week protested to China against what it called an infringement of its sovereignty by China's coastguard.
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In Estonia, a small place with high social trust, few people worry about corruption or infringement of privacy.
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This is a really dangerous and archaic law, and is considered an infringement of international human rights norms.
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One of Asia's best-performing stock markets doesn't care about bomb blasts and an infringement of democratic rights.
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The legislation would face opposition in the Republican-controlled Senate amid conservative concerns about infringement of religious liberty.
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SoundCloud booted Chet Faker off the streaming platform today for copyright infringement... of one of his own tracks.
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In a tweet, the Naval Academy noted the similarities and called the logo an infringement of trademark law.
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Their removal from the games was an infringement of their freedom of expression, Judge Joao Augusto Carneiro Araujo said.
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BlackBerry sued Nokia Corp in February 2017, alleging infringement of patents relating to 3G and 4G wireless communications technology.
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Shami Al-Shami, one of the five, said the removal of his immunity was an infringement of his rights.
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International Business Machines filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against daily deals website operator Groupon alleging infringement of its patents.
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"It's possible that this infringement of the Americans was carried out by a general or some operators," Hajizadeh added.
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In 2013, the Supreme Court reopened the door for state infringement of voting rights in Shelby County v. Holder.
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Adidas has sued Skechers several times in the last two decades for alleged infringement of its three-stripe trademark.
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"This is indecent financial exploitation and infringement of personality rights," Natasa Pirc Musar, the law firm's director, told Politico.
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For others, the idea of rolling back such technologies or vetting them would be an infringement of our freedoms.
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Additionally, BlackBerry is reportedly seeking as-of-yet unspecified monetary damages due to Facebook's alleged "willful infringement" of BlackBerry's patents.
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ITC staff also previously found no infringement of the very same patent, which likely bolsters the case for a review.
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Virgets named the criteria as quality punches to the target zone, technique and tactics, competitiveness and infringement of the rules.
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In a series of videotaped lectures, Peterson argued that such a law could be a serious infringement of free speech.
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Partly offsetting these setbacks, is the legal settlement that Merck reached with Bristol regarding Keytruda's alleged infringement of Opdivo's patents.
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TiVo recently filed suit in U.S. district court against Comcast for infringement of other technology it also holds patents on.
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To critics, the ban and the president's call for "extreme vetting" are outrageous and bigoted, an infringement of personal rights.
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It claims that BlackBerry has been trying to resolve Snap's alleged infringement of six of its patents for the last year.
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Many believe it to be an infringement of their rights and an attempt by President Yoweri Museveni to silence the public.
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The case was complicated: it touched on topics of copyright infringement of an internet persona as well as serious abuse charges.
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The Trump administration, which regards the authority of foreign judges as an infringement of sovereignty, has both provisions in its sights.
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"There must be legal certainty for such a sensitive infringement of the right to privacy," Telekom board member Thomas Kremer said.
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While federalizing election security has long been castigated as an infringement of state rights, politicians are beginning to acknowledge its necessity.
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When it is, that is an infringement of the other person's rights, and it is the law's job to protect those.
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In all, European banks have handed over more than $15 billion since 2012 for infringement of U.S. financial sanctions on Iran.
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The North Korean government in a statement called the sanctions a "violent infringement of its sovereignty," according to The Associated Press.
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"The aim was to find the optimal solution that will minimize the infringement of privacy," he told Kan Reshen Bet radio.
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Anyone who may find this kind of action to be an infringement of privacy may want to look into using a VPN.
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Promega sued Life Technologies in 2010 in federal court in Madison, Wisconsin, alleging infringement of a patent on a DNA analysis kit.
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The First Amendment protects against government infringement of free speech, but employees of private companies can still be fired for speaking up.
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Earlier on Monday, Indonesia protested to China against what it described as an infringement of its waters by the Chinese coastguard vessel.
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"Consultations mandated by law or as evolved by practice should not be taken as infringement of autonomy of RBI," the ministry said.
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Legal experts argue that since there is technically no infringement of copyright on the name, the case may not be legally binding.
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In response, Xianzi applied to file her own civil suit against Zhu on Tuesday for "infringement of personality rights", she told Reuters.
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Markle is suing Associated Newspapers and claiming misuse of private information, infringement of copyright, and breach of the Data Protection Act 2018.
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Meghan is suing Associated Newspapers and claiming misuse of private information, infringement of copyright, and breach of the Data Protection Act 2018.
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"There has been an infringement of the electoral truth and the most legitimate rights of the people of Guinea Bissau," he said.
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Content ID is known to make mistakes, like taking down a video for the "copyright infringement" of having birds chirping in the background.
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Huawei, the world's third-largest smartphone maker, has filed lawsuits against Samsung in the United States and China claiming infringement of smartphone patents.
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ResMed in August moved against Fisher & Paykel in the United States, Germany and New Zealand to stop alleged infringement of its patented technology.
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"The aim was to find the optimal solution that will minimize the infringement of privacy," said Nizri, speaking on Kan Reshet Bet radio.
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Unlike the federal legislation, Nevada's civil rights statute allows a person to pursue "actual damages" in which the infringement of civil rights occurred.
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But the bill is running into vigorous opposition from technology companies and digital rights groups alarmed at the potential infringement of online speech.
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" The legal adviser to Israel's parliament the Knesset, Eyal Yanon, said Wednesday that the government's plan was "a serious infringement of democratic values.
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Brunetti, 50, is challenging the law as an infringement of his right to freedom of expression, protected by the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment.
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"Groupon has refused to engage in any meaningful discussions about reaching a license agreement to end its infringement of IBM's patents," IBM's complaint said.
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The Supreme Court's judgement is complicated, but hinges on the method by which damages are calculated for cases involving the infringement of design patents.
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The increased amount of $506 million is punishment for Apple's continual infringement of the patent following the 2015 ruling, said district judge William Conley.
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"We can confirm that Novo Nordisk has filed a lawsuit against Mylan for patent infringement of Victoza," the company said in an e-mail.
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"These defendants have made millions and millions of dollars from their infringement of the plaintiff's copyright," Gray's attorney, Michael A. Kahn, told the jury.
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In these situations, the infringement of free speech, a concern often raised by critics of aggressive regulation, seems rather more palatable than total blackouts.
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In it, he suggested that directing government spending to universities associated with a particular race was an unconstitutional infringement of people's due process rights.
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Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights, the legal group that has been representing O'Donovan, argued that the charges bordered on infringement of freedom of expression.
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One month after the Confederate surrender in 1865, Frederick Douglass urged federal action to stop state and local infringement of the right to arms.
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The Aadhar program, which is the world's largest biometric identity card program, has triggered some claims that it is an infringement of privacy of citizens.
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The verdict followed a damages trial in Delaware focused on determining reasonable compensation for Minerva's infringement of two Hologic patents relating to endometrial ablation devices.
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"This law does not anticipate the difficult practical questions of how companies can know what is an infringement of copyright," Reddit said in a statement.
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"It is an infringement of the peoples [sic] civil liberties," one public housing resident in Bay City, Michigan, wrote in a letter to the HUD.
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For instance, ICC sued many of those companies for infringement of its 2003 utility patent covering a watch that allows users to remotely start cars.
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Any infringement of the family's religious freedom was over-ridden by the authorities' right and duty to provide children with basic education, the judges found.
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That's the specific part of the DMCA which immunizes online service providers (like YouTube) from being held accountable for the copyright infringement of its users.
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To send a strong message, the Commission may rule that an infringement of competition law has taken place rather than settle with Amazon, he said.
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Vaulin's lawyer, Ira Rothken, told Reuters his client would appeal on the grounds that so-called torrent files cannot constitute a criminal infringement of copyright.
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Those keyfob phones are apparently illegal now—if only due to trademark infringement of that BMW logo—but phones in prisons remain a big problem.
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Yet French governments bristle at the notion that their various attempts to defend laïcité amount to intolerance or an infringement of the freedom of expression.
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Whatever the merits of these demands—stronger in the case of Calhoun—they are not an infringement of free speech but an exercise of it.
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"The use of the Domino's logo in this fashion is damaging to our brand, unlawful, and an infringement of our federally registered trademark," Bushart wrote.
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Samsung paid $548 million to Apple in December 2015, including $399 million for infringement of some of the patents at issue in this week's trial.
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When a company called it an infringement of intellectual property rights and demanded a revision, Apple threatened to end their business relationship, the report said.
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The EU's powerplay could stiffen Swiss resistance to signing the draft treaty, which has raised concerns across the political spectrum about infringement of Swiss sovereignty.
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The Duchess of Sussex is suing the publication over the misuse of private information, infringement of copyright, and breach of the Data Protection Act 2008.
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This is in addition to longstanding Uighur grievances, including infringement of linguistic and religious rights and exclusion from benefits of the region's natural resource wealth.
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Robert P. Casey, a Democrat, in a case that challenged the state's abortion law as an unconstitutional infringement of women's rights to privacy and equality.
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I think that American court now believes that it was done stand with the infringement of the American legislation, but that&aposs none of my business.
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Canada's Supreme Court must now decide whether that danger represents an infringement of the religious freedom established by the constitution, and whether that infringement is justified.
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On June 19th the Council of Europe's Venice Commission ruled that this combination of changes would "lead to a serious infringement of the principle of equality".
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Already there are rumblings of one: when the pro-independence banners were removed from campuses, many students complained about infringement of their right to free speech.
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This is the same country whose cities are choosing to maintain a burkini ban despite a court ruling that called it an infringement of religious freedom.
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The center said the agency's alleged coercion of the teenager to apologize is "serious racial discrimination" and an infringement of human rights, Yonhap News agency reported.
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At least 16 states maintain that ballot selfies are illegal, but there is mounting opposition to these laws, centering on the infringement of First Amendment rights.
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Unlike its contemporary, the game includes 150 new and unofficial pokémon — a good choice, as it avoids outright copyright infringement of characters like Pikachu and Bulbasaur.
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The court ruled that the mayor had not proved any risk to public order, and that the ban constituted a "manifestly illegal" infringement of "fundamental liberties".
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The duchess has announced plans to sue the publication, alleging misuse of private information, infringement of copyright, and breach of the Data Protection Act of 2018.
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Last month, she announced plans to sue the publication, alleging misuse of private information, infringement of copyright, and breach of the Data Protection Act of 2018.
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North Korea rejects U.N. Security Council resolutions that ban Pyongyang from using ballistic missile technology, saying they are an infringement of its right to self-defense.
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The protections afforded by GINA not only protect against a potential future of genetic discrimination in employment and health insurance, but against the infringement of other rights.
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The rest favored preserving the practice, which is considered to be a way to correct for tax purposes the situation resulting from an infringement of the law.
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A Chinese court has banned the sale of a number of recent iPhone models citing infringement of two Qualcomm patents, the San Diego chipmaker said on Monday.
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In June 2017, actress Olivia de Havilland sued Ryan Murphy's show Feud with claims of infringement of common law right of publicity, false light, and unjust enrichment.
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Huawei Technologies on Wednesday said it sued Samsung Electronics claiming infringement of smartphone patents, the Chinese firm's first intellectual property challenge against the world's top mobile maker.
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In it, the holders of the "GRUMPY CAT" trademark have asked a court to triple a requested $600,000 award over alleged copyright infringement of a goddamn cat.
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It comes against the backdrop of a large multi-party case against the mandatory use of national identity cards, known as Aadhaar, as an infringement of privacy.
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This would imply a 2019 deficit closer to 2.6% and a possible infringement of Commission rules, unless the government shows it plans to tighten spending this year.
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Trump chided lawmakers for being afraid of the NRA, which is known for its ability to mobilize voters who fear infringement of constitutional protections of gun ownership.
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Resmed had asked the trade body to stop Fisher & Paykel Healthcare from importing its sleep masks into the U.S. stating it was an infringement of patented technology.
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After all, Russia's invasion of Ukraine and continued occupation of Crimea and the Donbas remains the greatest infringement of a sovereign state's rights since the Cold War.
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These efforts include an investigation into Chinese infringement of American intellectual property, which could lead the administration to impose tariffs or other significant limits on Chinese goods.
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The United States is insisting that it be able to reimpose tariffs without any input or retaliation from China if there is any infringement of the agreement.
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Silent, heads bowed, the activists in crimson robes and white bonnets have been appearing at demonstrations against gender discrimination and the infringement of reproductive and civil rights.
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Supporters hail him as an anti-establishment hero who revealed governments' abuses of power, and argue the action against him is a dangerous infringement of journalists' rights.
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Under Malaysia's Competition Act, a monopoly or dominant player in the market is not an infringement of the law, unless it abuses its position in the market.
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"Ultimately I think courts will decide, yes, it is an infringement (of due process), but a reasonable one," the Atlanta-based criminal defense and constitutional lawyer said.
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A federal jury in Texarkana, Texas, said the amount would fairly compensate Maxell for ZTE (USA) Inc's infringement of seven patents relating to smartphone and tablet technology.
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A footnote in the filing reads: Prior to reviewing this obituary (and others), PRN had no knowledge of Defendants' infringement of its intellectual property in Miss Cleo Creatives.
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Match is also hoping the court will issue declaratory judgments validating its patents and Bumble's alleged infringement of them, which are involved in its original lawsuit from March.
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Foundation later sued Guardant, alleging infringement of a patent that covers methods for analyzing a cancer patient's tissue or blood sample to detect multiple classes of genomic alterations.
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The constitutional court is due to rule soon on a challenge to the abortion law, on the grounds that it is an unwarranted infringement of women's personal liberty.
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They see the confiscation of private property as an infringement of liberty just as sincerely as some socialists see it as the road to a wider popular freedom.
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"If, in a few years, the children feel they are victims of infringement of privacy by their own parents, they may demand restitution," éric Delcroix told Le Figaro.
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The court's action does not affect the $61 million in damages that a jury in 2010 awarded to Dow for Nova's infringement of the patents prior to 2010.
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Though eight Republicans voted for the measure in the House, many in the GOP have come out against the bill amid conservative concerns about infringement of religious liberty.
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Lawyers for the school district said the challenging students "failed to show any infringement of their rights" and defended the district's "sound educational policy" in handling transgender students.
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" In the snippet, Eminem can be heard saying — between voiceovers meant to prevent copyright infringement — "Of course I side with Chris Brown, I'd beat a b---- down too.
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EU member Cyprus and its close ally Greece have urged Brussels to take action against Turkey for what they regard as a clear infringement of Cyprus's sovereign rights.
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Though DJI says its no-fly zones are voluntary guidelines that can be circumvented with approval from the company, pilots see them as an infringement of their ownership rights.
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The world's top smartphone rivals have been feuding over patents since 2011, when Apple sued Samsung in Northern California alleging infringement of the iPhone's patents, designs and trademarked appearance.
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Under U.K. law, websites can be blocked for facilitating the infringement of copyrighted or trademarked material or if they are deemed to contain terrorist material or child abuse imagery.
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In May Rich lost a court case brought against it by Whyte Bikes for copyright infringement of its stag's head logo, which was removed from the Formula One cars.
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Code is speech, but it is also the fundamental tool of the digital economy, and getting people to use their tools is not some crazy infringement of fundamental liberty.
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William Grecia sued JPMorgan in federal court in Manhattan, alleging infringement of a patent he obtained in 2014 on a cloud-based system for authorizing access to digital content.
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It has long been known that counterfeiting and piracy (respectively the infringement of trademarks and copyright, together known as intellectual property, or IP) make up a vast global business.
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Trump said the tariffs on Chinese products were aimed at curbing China's infringement of copyrights and intellectual property patents that cost U.S. companies billions in lost revenue each year.
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Insuring that each comment comes from one person with a verifiable e-mail address and only one account on each platform doesn't seem like an infringement of anybody's rights.
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The PTAB instituted review in September 2016 – four days after ON merged with Fairchild Semiconductor, which Power Integrations had successfully sued for infringement of the same patent in 2009.
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After his account was reactivated, Carpe Donktum said in a Persicope video that Twitter banned his account due to copyright infringement of a Super Bowl commercial from February 2018.
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Raleigh, North Carolina-based Valencell Inc, which licenses its PerfecTek sensors for use in wearable devices, had sued San Francisco-based Fitbit in 2016 for infringement of the patents.
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The suit states that Kardashian West is suing for copyright infringement, infringement of registered mark, false association, violation of the right of publicity and California common law trademark infringement.
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Electric auto maker Tesla Inc has a strong defense in a lawsuit brought by rival Nikola Corp alleging infringement of patents on semi truck designs, intellectual property lawyers said.
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Asked about Rubio's comments, Dana Loesch, a spokeswoman for the NRA, noted that the organization would consider raising the minimum age to 21 an infringement of the Second Amendment.
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"Plaintiffs have been and continue to be irreparably harmed by Casper's infringement of the '935 Patent such that money damages cannot sufficiently compensate for such irreparable harm," the document claims.
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The appeals court, however, upheld Samsung's infringement of the iPhone's patents, including those related to the designs of the iPhone's rounded-corner front face, bezel and colorful grid of icons.
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"Infringement of a patented cupholder design could result in an award of the total profit on a car," argued Samsung in its brief, which would obviously be an absurd result.
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The privacy watchdog knocked the two companies for "misleading" the public, and deemed the data sharing agreement illegal, as it constitutes an infringement of national data protection law in Germany.
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The protests have since morphed into a series of demonstrations against what many see as the infringement of democracy in Hong Kong, and against police brutality seen during the protests.
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Others might argue that gun violence research does not belong in the realm of government-sponsored research because it may lead to infringement of the constitutional right to bear arms.
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"The fact that this is now happening is not only a misleading of their users and the public, but also constitutes an infringement of national data protection law," Caspar added.
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At an early June hearing, the judges — all appointed to their positions by President Obama — took the kids' claims of injury and an infringement of their future rights quite seriously.
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Oettinger said he would argue the case for using a mechanism designed to tackle concerns about infringement of European values at a meeting of the European Commission on Jan. 13.
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Teva, the world's biggest generic drugmaker, reached the deal with Cephalon as part of a settlement to end a lawsuit over alleged infringement of Cephalon's patents on the blockbuster drug.
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And so while removing the $100 bill may be seen as some vague infringement of liberties, to Summers it is simply the logical step in our ever more financialized economy.
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While the information gathered can help driving performance and safety, it still constitutes a huge infringement of privacy when it comes to losing control over your own data to massive monopolies.
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But on the other hand, Comey's comments were related to the investigation into the private email server that Clinton set up as secretary of state, in apparent infringement of government guidelines.
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Ericsson said it was suing the company in the courts of Duesseldorf and Mannheim for infringement of patents essential for 13G, 3G and 4G cellular technology, as well as implementation patents.
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In July 23, Varsity Brands, the world's largest manufacturer of cheerleading and dance team uniforms, sued its competitor, Star Athletica, for copyright infringement of five of its designs for cheerleading outfits.
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It began when Warsaw Orthopedic Inc, a subsidiary of Dublin-headquartered Medtronic, filed suit in 2008 against San Diego-based NuVasive for infringement of Medtronic's spinal implant and surgical method patents.
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Europe's top court has ruled that knowingly posting links to copyrighted material can be an infringement of rights holders' rights — even though the copyrighted material in question is being hosted elsewhere.
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On Monday Cyprus condemned what it called an infringement of its sovereign rights by Turkey after Ankara sent a second drill ship to explore for oil and gas off the island.
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"We do not welcome unlawful infringement of our patents, and we fully expect other companies to continue to respect Intel's intellectual property rights," two Intel executives wrote in a blog post.
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The requirement to have teaching activities in the state of origin was also an infringement of freedom of establishment, the EU's services directive and the charter of fundamental rights, Kokott said.
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"They're a political gimmick intended to make people believe that efforts to enact entirely constitutional gun safety regulations somehow create an infringement of the Second Amendment, which is untrue," she said.
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Markle filed a claim against the Daily Mail&aposs parent company in October 2019 over the misuse of private information, infringement of copyright, and breach of the Data Protection Act 2018.
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Markle filed a claim against the Daily Mail&aposs parent company in October 2019 over the misuse of private information, infringement of copyright, and breach of the Data Protection Act 2018.
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The world's top smartphone rivals have been feuding over patents since 2011, when Apple sued Samsung in a northern California court alleging infringement of the iPhone's patents, designs and trademarked appearance.
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Teva, the world's biggest generic drugmaker, reached the deal with Cephalon as part of a settlement to end a lawsuit over alleged infringement of the latter's patents on the blockbuster drug.
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Ending an unwanted pregnancy is banned in Ireland in virtually all circumstances — an oppressive, draconian law and infringement of women's reproductive rights which has, perhaps unsurprisingly, been compared to The Handmaid's Tale.
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Infringement of the rule of law will endanger the distribution of more than 30 billion euros in cohesion funds earmarked for Romania in the draft EU budget for the years following 2021.
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The Korean Central News Agency, which is run by the government, said the sanctions were a "violent infringement of its sovereignty" and a "heinous U.S. plot to isolate and stifle" North Korea.
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FIFA last month warned that it was exploring all options to stop the infringement of its rights over beoutQ's airing of the opening games of the soccer tournament taking place in Russia.
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But releasing a recording of a conversation in which one party, the president no less, is not formally under investigation and enjoys strong constitutional protections looks like an infringement of her privacy.
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TOKYO, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Japan's Sharp Corp on Wednesday said it has requested the U.S. International Trade Commision to investigate China's Hisense Group Co Ltd over possible patent infringement of communications equipment.
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What it pretends it is: A collection of activists sharing news about the infringement of "men's rights," seeking more parity from the justice system, like 50/50 child custody in divorce cases.
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The launches and earlier nuclear tests show continued defiance of international warnings and a series of U.N. Security Council resolutions and sanctions, which North Korea rejects as an infringement of its sovereignty.
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Previously, the White House had pressured acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire not to give it to lawmakers, a step that Democrats say is in itself an infringement of the law.
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It does not seem like a particular infringement of liberty to pass through the world without being its owner, unless someone else is continually asserting property rights over the ground beneath your feet.
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China wants military vessels and aircraft to notify it before passing through the sea, something America and others would view as an infringement of international norms even if China's claims had been upheld.
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The two chipmakers have been at loggerheads since December when Micron filed a civil lawsuit in the state of California, accusing UMC of secret infringement of intellectual property related to its DRAM chips.
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At issue were $28 million in supplemental damages plus interest that a federal judge awarded to Dow for Nova's infringement of its patents from January 2010 to October 2011, when the patents expired.
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During oral arguments before the high court, the companies said they should have been awarded enhanced damages because the infringement of their patents was willful, which can allow for a tripling of damages.
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"The Commissions decision is inconsistent with the recent unanimous jury verdict finding infringement of the same patent after Apple abandoned its invalidity defense at the end of trial," Qualcomm said in a statement.
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The Equality Ombudsman (DO), a government agency that oversees laws prohibiting discrimination, said in its ruling that Statement Festival's description of itself as a "man-free" festival" was "an infringement of discrimination law.
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"Nothing has been proven with respect to the allegations about political motivation and neither ... has the potential infringement of the accused's right to life or of his physical integrity," the court ruling sad.
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WELLINGTON, Aug 18 (Reuters) - ResMed Inc said on Thursday it has filed legal action to stop the alleged infringement of its patented technology by New Zealand-based medical device manufacturer Fisher & Paykel Healthcare.
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The show does seem to sometimes rely on a checklist, the kind that comes into play whenever there is a story about the slow infringement of wealthy white people on communities of color.
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"The Commission's decision is inconsistent with the recent unanimous jury verdict finding infringement of the same patent after Apple abandoned its invalidity defense at the end of trial," Qualcomm said in a statement.
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This has not been an uncommon occurrence with this specific incident, as Richard Rodriguez of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram has complained of similar infringement of his slightly different version of the punch.
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The reclusive state rejects U.N. and unilateral sanctions by other states against its weapons programme as an infringement of its right to self defense and says the programme is necessary to counter U.S. aggression.
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Recent missile launch attempts and earlier nuclear tests show continued defiance of international warnings and a series of UN Security Council resolutions and sanctions, which North Korea rejects as an infringement of its sovereignty.
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The reclusive state rejects U.N. and unilateral sanctions by other states against its weapons program as an infringement of its right to self defense and says the program is necessary to counter U.S. aggression.
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This is cause for concern not just because it represents a potentially vast infringement of privacy; it also could reinforce existing biases within the law enforcement system, whose use of genetic data is skewed.
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He has argued that the policy is an infringement of indigenous rights, and that because his herd is already tiny, additional culling would make it impossible for him to sustain himself or his family.
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For each cow or lamb they raised local officials took a fee, and for each infringement of regulations—failing to grow tobacco and cotton together, having more than one child—they imposed a fine.
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As a result, the couple filed a claim against the tabloid's parent company, Associated Papers, for the misuse of private information, infringement of copyright and breach of the United Kingdom's Data Protection Act 2018.
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To justify this infringement of constitutional free speech protections, government unions and their political allies argue public employers have a compelling interest in agreeing to union security requirements in order to ensure labor peace.
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Companies can be fined up to 10 percent of their annual revenue if the Commission concludes there is sufficient evidence of an infringement of EU rules barring cartels and the abuse of market dominance.
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The launches were in continued defiance of international warnings and a series of U.N. Security Council resolutions that ban the North from using ballistic missile technology, which Pyongyang rejects as an infringement of its sovereignty.
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It says it identified two serious infringements and one very serious infringement of data protection law — with the total sanction breaking down to €300,000 for each of the first breaches and €600,000 for the second.
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Simply put, most design patent assertions are to combat counterfeiting, but this decision can open up a wave of litigation based on infringement of minor patents in which the IP owner seeks total profit disgorgement.
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We appreciate Judge McNamaras recognition of Apples infringement of our hardware patent and that she will be recommending an import ban and cease and desist order, Qualcomm General Counsel Don Rosenberg said in a statement.
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The Duchess of Sussex is suing the publication over the misuse of private information, infringement of copyright, and breach of the Data Protection Act 2008 after it published excerpts from the letter earlier this year.
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The Duchess of Sussex is suing the newspaper over the misuse of private information, infringement of copyright, and breach of the Data Protection Act 2008 after it published excerpts from the letter earlier this year.
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Prince Harry announced his wife's plan to sue the paper over the misuse of private information, infringement of copyright, and breach of the Data Protection Act 2018 in a public statement made earlier this month.
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Meghan and Harry are suing the publisher of The Daily Mail, a member of the Royal Rota, over alleged misuse of private information, infringement of copyright, and breach of the Data Protection Act of 2018.
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Cohen last week produced a check for $35,000 which he said was proof that Trump was reimbursing him for what may amount to an infringement of campaign finance laws even while he was in office.
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A divided federal appeals court on Wednesday revived an effort to stop Emerson Electric Co's alleged infringement of a patent that makes it easier to communicate information from a remote device to a central location.
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But he's having some fun with the lawsuit first, based on his preliminary ruling: A monkey, an animal-rights organization, and a primatologist walk into federal court to sue for infringement of the monkey's claimed copyright.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Street artist Julian Rivera has sued Walmart and Ellen DeGeneres for alleged copyright infringement of his signature "love" symbol in a DeGeneres-designed apparel line sold by the retail giant.
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Apple, facing a court ban in China on some of its iPhone models over alleged infringement of Qualcomm patents, said on Friday it will push software updates to users in a bid to resolve potential issues.
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Although some decry this as censorship or some other infringement of free speech, the terms of service are generally quite clear: groups employing or endorsing hate or violence are simply not welcome on these private platforms.
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Filed on Thursday in Manhattan federal court, the lawsuit said Edelman's infringement of the Financial Quarterback trademark has caused irreparable damage to Jalinski's business and goodwill and created confusion about whether the two firms are affiliated.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Cyprus said on Monday it 'strongly condemns' what it said was an infringement of its sovereign rights by Turkey, after Ankara sent a drill ship off the island to explore for oil and gas.
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For example, even when infringement of a particular copyrighted work is clearly known to be rampant across a given website, some courts have required copyright holders to provide notice and identification for each individual webpage address.
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Invoking the First Amendment may sit well in Texas, and an early ruling that Walker's subpoena is baseless due to an infringement of corporate free speech would be an undue win for Exxon, according to Parenteau.
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"We have seen notices claiming infringement of foreign law, misrepresenting the scope of damages recipients potentially face, omitting mention of defenses, and failing to identify the notice as a mere allegation of infringement," the letter stated.
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Breaching that wall is against the law here — Mr. Pavlensky and his girlfriend face two years in prison and a 60,000 euro fine for infringement of privacy and distributing sexual images of someone without their consent.
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"To prevent the infringement of the fundamental right to life of millions of Indian children, who have become amenable to kidnapping or abandonment, a thorough impartial CBI probe is required," Cheema told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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TorrentFreak reports that the lawsuit for mass infringement of copyrights was filed in a California district court on Friday by the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE), a consortium of media companies that aims to combat piracy.
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In an August interview with a Hungarian Jewish publication, the US ambassador to Hungary, David Cornstein, said he had not witnessed any infringement of individual or institutional rights since he arrived in the country in the spring.
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Kessler has said the current rally is about supporting the Confederate monument, and that "any motion to force supporters from demonstrating in front of (it) is a deliberate infringement of our first amendment rights," according to WVIR.
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Infringement of the quick links feature, which allows the device to recognise data on the touchscreen, such as a phone number, and link to it to make a call, accounted for nearly $99 million of the damages.
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The court has set up a rare nine-member bench to rule on the matter triggered by a petition challenging the mandatory use of national identity cards, which are known as Aadhaar, as an infringement of privacy.
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A US district judge ruled that Showtime hit "Billions" did not copy the story of hedge fund performance coach Denise Shull, who sued the network for copyright infringement of her book, The Hollywood Reporter's Ashley Cullins reported.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal has said it is time for Saudi women to get behind the wheel, calling a ban on female drivers in the kingdom an infringement of women's rights.
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Choung Byoung-gug, one of the lawmakers who left Saenuri, accused the loyalists of "neglecting the values of real conservatism" and "shamelessly defending the infringement of constitutional values" as they continued to support the scandal-hit president.
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Charlie and his wife, Linda (KaDee Strickland), are struggling to make their monthly nut, and things become more difficult when their boss, Fonso (Angus Sampson), takes away two of their parlors for an infringement of the rules.
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Qatar said the demands, which included ending support for militant groups, the closure of the Al Jazeera TV channel, shutting down a Turkish military base in Qatar and downgrading ties with Iran, were an infringement of its sovereignty.
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"If someone names their game: 'John Smith: Adventures Set in a Cyberpunk Dystopian Society' or '20 Short Video Games Set in Cyberpunk Worlds,' none of them should be treated as an infringement of our rights," the company writes.
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Any launch of objects using the ballistic missile technology is a violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions, but the North has defied the ban as infringement of its sovereign rights to self defense and pursuit of space exploration.
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"Affirming the district court's dismissal of claims brought by a monkey, the panel held that the animal had constitutional standing but lacked statutory standing to claim copyright infringement of photographs known as the 'Monkey Selfies,'" the court said.
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Qualcomm General Counsel Don Rosenberg in statement said the company appreciates the judge's "recognition of Apple's infringement of our hardware patent and that she will be recommending an import ban and cease and desist order," according to Bloomberg.
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Opponents range from the far-right Swiss People's Party, which calls the treaty an unacceptable infringement of sovereignty, to the center-left Social Democrats, who reject diluting Swiss rules that protect Europe's highest wages from cross-border competition.
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Last year, the Beijing Higher Court passed a ruling that recognized the Lego logo and name in Chinese as 'well-known' trademarks in China, putting the toymaker in a better position to act against infringement of its trademarks.
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Earlier this year, the Beijing Higher Court passed a ruling that recognized the Lego logo and name in Chinese as 'well-known' trademarks in China, putting the toymaker in a better position to act against infringement of its trademarks.
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Bumble asks court to rule Tinder patents invalid Ashley R. Carman has the latest on the Bumble-Tinder legal drama: Bumble responded to Match Group's lawsuit from earlier this year that involved the alleged infringement of certain Tinder patents.
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The case began in 2010 when VirnetX, a Nevada-based patent licensor, filed suit in the Eastern District of Texas federal court, claiming infringement of four patents for secure networks, known as virtual private networks, and secure communications links.
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But opponents range from the far-right Swiss People's Party, which calls the treaty an unacceptable infringement of sovereignty, to the centre-left Social Democrats, who reject diluting Swiss rules that protect Europe's highest wages from cross-border competition.
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"To deny Mallet his work after hosting Andy Chan from the HKNP at the FCC and expelling him from Hong Kong was ridiculous enough, and a grave infringement of press freedom in itself," democracy activist Joshua Wong said Friday.
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Markle has filed a claim against Associated Newspapers — the parent company of sister publications the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday — over the misuse of private information, infringement of copyright, and breach of the Data Protection Act 2018.
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"Pointing to the Duchess of Sussex's current suit against the Mail On Sunday for infringement of her privacy, Campbell said she doesn't "know how Meghan Markle deals with this and I'm really glad she's taken action to defend herself.
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The Fourth Circuit decision under review declined to review the order on its face and instead imported various statements from Trump on the "ban" to rule that the order was an infringement of the Constitution's protection from religious discrimination.
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According to Fischbach, his Discord chat, and Markiplier fans on the popular subreddit "r/markiplier," YouTube's automated content moderation system began banning users from their YouTube and Google accounts for "spamming," an apparent infringement of YouTube's terms and services.
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Jon Glenn, an Army veteran and rancher who lives one county away from Moran, said he bought several Slide Fire devices, found them to be great products, and regards any regulation of them as an infringement of his rights.
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Meghan Markle is suing the Mail on Sunday over the misuse of private information, infringement of copyright, and breach of the Data Protection Act 2008 after it published excerpts from a letter she wrote to her father last year.
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CAIRO, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Egypt on Wednesday warned Turkey against any infringement of its economic rights in the eastern Mediterranean under a maritime border demarcation agreement signed in 2013 with Cyprus that allows exploration for gas in the area.
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But opponents range from the far-right Swiss People's Party, which calls the treaty an unacceptable infringement of sovereignty, to the centrer-left Social Democrats, who reject diluting Swiss rules that protect Europe's highest wages from cross-border competition.
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"Though the retrieval of the electronic data by Google from its multiple data centers abroad has the potential for an invasion of privacy, the actual infringement of privacy occurs at the time of disclosure in the United States," Rueter wrote.
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It said in a statement to Reuters on Friday that it was confident of "defending any challenge to our patent by presenting solid scientific evidence", and that the company would seek a ruling on "infringement of the patent" in India.
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"Though the retrieval of the electronic data by Google from its multiple data centers abroad has the potential for an invasion of privacy, the actual infringement of privacy occurs at the time of disclosure in the United States," Rueter said.
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While macOS Mojave is set to improve security with regards to applications accessing the home directory, the store's review process should have picked up on this infringement of user security and not allowed the applications onto the Mac App Store.
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Opposition in Switzerland ranges from the far-right Swiss People's Party, which calls the treaty an unacceptable infringement of Swiss sovereignty, to the centre-left Social Democrats, who reject diluting Swiss rules that protect Europe's highest wages from cross-border competition.
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In Bern, resistance to the treaty — Switzerland's top foreign policy issue by far — encompasses the normally pro-Europe center left to the anti-EU far right, which both see the danger of the pact being an infringement of Swiss sovereignty.
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ISTANBUL, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said that a U.S. proposal for Ankara to get rid of the Russian S-400 missile defences it purchased is not right and an infringement of sovereign rights, according to broadcaster NTV.
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A federal appeals court on Wednesday repeatedly gave the cold shoulder to Columbia Sportswear's attempt to prove infringement of two patents on its "Omni-Heat" metal-coated fabrics by the "Heat Wave" linings offered in competing products by Seirus Innovative Accessories.
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U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff ordered Barnes & Noble to pay the sum for what he said was its non-willful infringement of a patent held by Adrea LLC, a joint venture of Philips, Discovery, Sony Corp and patent-licensing firm Intertrust.
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From Maine to Alaska, the bids to break away by groups often angry at taxation or what they see as an infringement of their liberties have been unsuccessful either due to the nearly impossible legal challenges or lack of support.
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The action followed a petition by human rights and environmental groups led by Greenpeace seeking to hold the companies accountable for infringement of Filipinos' rights to life, food, water, sanitation and adequate housing, through the adverse impact of climate change.
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If we do not receive notice within 10 business days that the original reporter is seeking a court order to prevent further infringement of the material at issue, we may replace or cease disabling access to the material that was removed.
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"Regrettably, the issue of the U.S. directly negotiating with the Taliban has always been viewed by our leaders as suspicious, unhelpful and an infringement of Afghan ownership of the peace effort," said Jawed Ludin, a former deputy Afghan foreign minister.
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The Duchess of Sussex is suing the publication over the misuse of private information, infringement of copyright, and breach of the Data Protection Act 2008 after it published excerpts from a private letter she sent to her father last year.
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On the other hand, many Iraqis, and not only Iranian stooges, resent American infringement of their sovereignty, whether in the U.S. attacks on five KH facilities in Iraq and Syria or the assassination of their countrymen al-Muhandis and al-Jabari.
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The Parties shall combat the prevalence of counterfeit or pirated goods on e-commerce platforms by taking effective action with respect to major e-commerce platforms that fail to take necessary measures against the infringement of intellectual property rights. 2.
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"The court has ruled out the infringement of the presumption of innocence of the wanted person, or that he has been the object of political persecution, as Hinostroza claimed in his appeal," the court said in a statement, explaining its decision.
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" For its part, Grande Communications' latest filing states that the music industry's lawsuit places it in an "impossible position: either terminate subscribers based on unverified allegations of infringement, or face litigation for the secondary infringement of thousands of copyrighted works.
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"The Settlement Agreement is procedurally and substantively unfair to Settlement Class Members because it prevents meaningful participation by rights holders and offers them an unfair dollar amount in light of Spotify's ongoing, willful copyright infringement of their works," representatives from Wixen argued.
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Meanwhile, the powerful Ahrar Al-Sham group, which counts thousands of fighters in central and northern Syria, said it would not attend the talks over what it said was the regime's infringement of the ceasefire and its fierce ongoing offensive in Wadi Barada.
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As part of its legal assault on Apple, Nokia filed suit in two regional courts in Germany and multiple suits in the Eastern District of Texas, alleging infringement of 32 patents covering everything from displays to user interface to chipsets and antennas.
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Except for GM cotton, India has not approved any other transgenic crop on concerns over their safety, and large foreign companies have been increasingly unhappy at what they say is the infringement of their intellectual property by widespread planting of unapproved seeds.
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Concerns about the threat posed by North Korea have spiraled since it conducted its fourth nuclear explosion in January and followed it up with a series of missile tests despite severe United Nations sanctions, which Pyongyang rejects as an infringement of its sovereignty.
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SHANGHAI/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple Inc, facing a court ban in China on some of its iPhone models over alleged infringement of Qualcomm Inc patents, said on Friday it will push software updates to users in a bid to resolve potential issues.
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The act was a meant to highlight the Vatican's "infringement of the rights of women to their own bodies," according to a statement from the international feminist organization Femen, who claimed the would-be thief, Ukrainian activist Alisa Vinogradova, as its member.
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It prompted concerns about infringement of privacy, and the face recognition processing time, which is only meant to be three seconds, sometimes takes more than a minute, which is an added frustration for someone who is in a hurry to use the loo.
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JAKARTA, March 21 (Reuters) - Indonesia protested on Monday against what it described as an infringement of its waters by a Chinese coast guard vessel near a disputed area of the South China Sea at the weekend, the foreign minister in Jakarta said.
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Trump spoke by phone last week with President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan, the first by any U.S. president or president-elect in nearly four decades, triggering a formal protest from China, which saw it as an infringement of the "one China" principle.
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The sum includes the jury verdict of $302.4 million announced last year, additional willful infringement of $41.3 million (upping the royalty rate per device to $1.80 from the $1.20 originally determined a year ago); and interest, costs and attorney fees of $96 million.
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Catalan separatists and their "agents" have not only proven to be unfazed by their infringement of the rule of law, but are also willing to actively expand the hatred and lies they express on this side of the Atlantic to a U.S. audience.
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"Legal uncertainty" around the statute blocks South Africa from resolving conflicts through dialogue, including inviting adversaries for visits, Justice Minister Michael Masutha said, and handing over a foreign leader to the court would have amounted to an infringement of South Africa's sovereignty.
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The latest twist comes after years of fighting between the oft-called 'patent troll' and Apple, starting in 2010 when VirnetX, a Nevada-based patent licensor, filed suit in an East Texas federal court, claiming infringement of four security patents, including VPNs.
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"We ask the international community to acknowledge that these Muslims are illegal immigrants from Bangladesh and that this crisis is an infringement of our sovereignty," said U Nyan Win, a spokesman for the National League for Democracy, which shares power with Myanmar's military.
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The government said it planned to spend up to $61 billion over 15 years on the resettlement, which most opponents consider an infringement of property rights and an effort to justify large-scale public expenditures that can be siphoned by corrupt officials.
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The court said that there was substantial evidence for the jury verdict related to Samsung's infringement of Apple patents on its slide-to-unlock and autocorrect features, as well as quick links, which automatically turn information like addresses and phone numbers into links.
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"TickBox distributes and promotes TickBox TV as a tool for the mass infringement of copyrighted motion pictures and television shows," says Zoe Thorogood, a spokesperson for the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment, an anti-piracy trade group that represents the companies behind the suit.
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David Cornstein, the Trump administration's ambassador to Hungary, broke with longstanding US policy in an interview with the Jewish political and cultural outlet Szombat, saying he has not witnessed infringement of human rights on any individual or institution in his first two months in Hungary.
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The court said U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh in San Jose, California should decide the next steps in the case, which was upended by a recent Supreme Court decision that adopted Samsung's theory of how damages for infringement of design patents should be calculated.
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After the proclamation of the Republic of Macedonia, Greece launched a diplomatic campaign to press the freshly proclaimed country to change its name, arguing that the use of the word Macedonia was an infringement of historical copyright and a potential threat to its territory.
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Many gun rights advocates will argue that any form of gun regulation, including prohibiting assault weapons used to injure and kill people in large numbers, is an infringement of their Second Amendment right to bear arms — as if that right is an absolute one.
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Micron filed its own a civil lawsuit against Fujian and United Microelectronics in December 2017 in federal court in California, accusing them of secret infringement of intellectual property related to its DRAM chips after prosecutors in Taiwan charged two Micron employees with stealing trade secrets.
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At least 18 Palestinian women have been killed this year by family members angered at perceived damage to their honor, which may involve fraternizing with men or any infringement of conservative values regarding women, according to the General Union of Palestinian Women and Feminist Institutions.
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Trump's admiration for the strongman leadership of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is accused of severely curtailing civil liberties, also worries critics -- as do his warnings during the campaign that he would target the families of terror suspects in airstrikes, an apparent infringement of the Geneva Conventions.
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" Aiken ruled that the suit which was brought against the U.S. government by a group of young people aged 9 to 20, along with climate scientist James E. Hansen, could move forward to trial in federal court as it "adequately alleged infringement of a fundamental right.
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Adult-content purveyor Perfect 10 failed to show copyright infringement of any kind by newsgroup operator Giganews, a federal appeals court ruled Monday, rejecting Perfect 10's argument that the Supreme Court had lowered the standard for proving infringement in its 2014 decision in ABC v. Aereo.
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John McAfee, anti-virus software founder, current presidential candidate, and one-time murder…Read more ReadAccording to recently filed court documents, however, Intel threatened to take legal action in June after learning of the planned name change—an alleged infringement of the "McAfee" trademark owned by Intel.
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"I believe this proposed rule is not only an excellent example of agency waste, but a direct infringement of Constitutional Rights that employment by the DoD in any manner cannot supersede," one person wrote of the regulation, for the public comment period at the Federal Register.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Foreign Ministry said on Monday that a Chinese coast guard vessel did not enter Indonesian waters after Indonesia protested against what it called an infringement of its waters by a Chinese vessel near a disputed area of the South China Sea over the weekend.
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The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) on Tuesday nixed a clause in its revised rules for corporate governance, risk management and remuneration that told big banks and insurers to contractually reclaim bonuses already paid to staff in the event of a serious infringement of rules.
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Now the central issue before the Supreme Court in the Janus case is whether there are benefits of unionization for both employer and employees that offset the infringement of the free speech rights of employees who disagree with union activity that many observers consider inherently political.
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In October, Markle announced plans to sue the Mail on Sunday alleging misuse of private information, infringement of copyright, and breach of the Data Protection Act of 2018 after the newspaper published extracts from a letter she sent to her father, Thomas Markle, earlier this year.
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"We are governed by the rule of law here in Tennessee and these actions are a clear infringement of this principle and set a dangerous precedent," Representative Glen Casada, the State House majority leader, and Ryan Williams, the Republican caucus chairman, said in a joint statement.
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The deaths add to the hundreds of women and girls killed in Pakistan each year, according to human rights groups, by family members angered at the perceived damage to their honor, which may involve eloping, fraternizing with men or any infringement of conservative values regarding women.
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A U.S. District Court jury on Thursday found Cox Communications, a telecom company, liable for the piracy infringement of more than 10,000 pieces of music, awarding $1 billion in statutory damages to the plaintiffs Sony Music, Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group and EMI, according to Billboard.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit vacated a judge's determination that TCL should pay Ericsson $16.5 million for past infringement of a portfolio of standards-essential patents (SEPs), saying the Swedish equipment maker had a constitutional right to a jury trial on that issue.
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As Mayor of Los Angeles, Garcetti has frequently spoken out against what he views as the Trump administration's infringement of immigrant rights, heralding the message that all immigrants are welcome in LA. First elected mayor in 2013, he won re-election in 2017 in a landslide.
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A US District Court jury has found Cox Communications liable for piracy infringement of more than 10,000 musical works, and as a result, has awarded $1 billion in damages to Sony Music, Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group and EMI, as reported by Billboard and Variety.
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U.S. District Judge Leonard Stark in Delaware adopted the July report and recommendations of a magistrate judge assigned to the case, who had concluded that IBM had stated a plausible claim for infringement of several patents related to delivery of online content, including advertisements and tracking capabilities.
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Meanwhile, the powerful Ahrar Al-Sham group, which counts thousands of fighters in central and northern Syria, said it would not attend the Astana talks due to what it said was the regime's infringement of the ceasefire and its fierce ongoing offensive in Wadi Barada area near Damascus.
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For many, this jailbreaking is the logical next step in what some consumers see as an infringement of property rights, and Coptersafe is already causing a stir in online drone forums, where DJI pilots are right now attempting to crowdsource cash to test the legitimacy of Coptersafe's wares.
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This legal action comes days after the Duke of Sussex and Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, sued Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday, over alleged misuse of private information, infringement of copyright, and breach of the Data Protection Act of 2018.
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The scope of GEOs is often very confusing and both the ALJ and Segway carefully chose to identify only the '048 patent in the GEO precisely because infringement of it "can be determined by a simple physical inspection of a personal transporter," for example by reference to the handlebar.
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The company had already been ordered to halt the practice in Germany: German authorities ruled that the collection of app data constituted "an infringement of national data protection law," and also demanded that Facebook delete all data that had already been obtained on the country's 35 million WhatsApp users.
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And as a result of the 2006 Supreme Court decision in the so-called eBay case, which sharply curtailed the ability of patent owners to obtain injunctive relief against infringers, even courts which find a patent valid and infringed rarely can stop the continued infringement of the patent.
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"Contradictions between Polish law and EU law ... will in all likelihood lead to an intervention by the EU institutions regarding an infringement of the EU treaties, and in the longer perspective (will lead to) the need to leave the European Union," Poland's Supreme Court said in a statement.
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But Samsung will argue before the Supreme Court that it should not have had to make as much as $399 million of that payout for infringement of three patented designs on the iPhone's rounded-corner front face, its bezel and the colorful grid of icons that represent programs and applications.
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Edward Blum, a pro-reform campaigner who helped bring the suit, argues that, having "done what it was designed to do", the relevant section of the VRA had become an infringement of state sovereignty; in various southern states, he notes, black turnout is now higher than in other bits of America.
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Users can get extremely close to one another, and that can lead to an uncomfortable infringement of space and a bad experience that drives people away from VR. Google's Daydream Labs is experimenting with ways to combat abuse in VR and one successful test involved the creation of virtual poker dogs.
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Using as an example the Volkswagen Beetle's unique automobile body contour, Justice Elena Kagan suggested it might be difficult for a jury to decide how much damages to award based on a theoretical patent infringement of its shape, when that trait might be the main factor driving consumers to buy it.
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The U.S. Department of Justice said in a brief to the Supreme Court that a decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit upholding $399 million in damages for infringement of the iPhone's designs should be vacated and remanded to determine whether a new trial is needed on the matter.
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Following a letter sent to the head of Kendrick Lamar's label Top Dawg Entertainment citing "willful" and "egregious" infringement of her rights, the British-Liberian artist Lina Iris Viktor, who says that Kendrick and SZA's video for "All the Stars" (from the Black Panther soundtrack) uses her artwork, has filed a lawsuit.
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The company has used courts in the district to go after other big tech firms in the past, suing them for infringement of its wide range of patents — in 2010, the company scored $200 million direct from Microsoft in an out-of-court settlement, and in 2014, it successfully sued for $23 million from Skype.
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After patent licensing firm Unwired Planet LLC sued Google in Nevada federal court in 2012 claiming infringement of a patent for restricting access to a cellphone's location data, Google challenged the patent's validity in a covered business method (CBM) review, a proceeding uniquely meant for checking the validity of business and finance-related patents.
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" She adds: "When you have a situation where people's lives and personal security and other liberties and their property are being affirmatively harmed by the conduct of government in promoting and perpetuating a fossil fuel-based energy system ... when you have that level of infringement of constitutional rights, the courts need to step in.
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According to a complaint filed under the United States District Court for the Central District of California, the reality star is currently suing Charles Runels, MD, and his practice, the Cellular Medicine Association, for copyright infringement, infringement of registered mark, false association, violation of the right of publicity, and California common law trademark infringement.
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In a separate investigation into China's infringement of American intellectual property, administration officials are currently debating whether to use existing global rules (by filing trade cases through the World Trade Organization) or break them (by erecting the kind of across-the-board tariff on Chinese imports that President Trump often pledged during the campaign).
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Before a panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, Teva and its attorneys at Goodwin Procter will argue that it should not have been found to induce infringement of Lilly's patent on a treatment regimen for Alimta with its proposed generic, because physicians do not legally require their patients to follow the full regimen.
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Federal authorities are investigating the incident as a potential infringement of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, a law that makes it a violation of civil rights to interfere with or obstruct access to reproductive health services or damage the facilities offering those services—a crime punishable by up to one year in prison.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit overturned a jury verdict of $3 million to Columbia for infringement of the Omni-Heat design patent, affirmed a verdict for Seirus on a separate utility patent, and remanded the case to the U.S. District Court in San Diego instead of in Portland, Oregon, as Portland-based Columbia had wanted.
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"The Court concludes that the individuals and companies which initiated the actions have not succeeded in demonstrating an infringement of the right to property, of the principle of protection of legitimate expectations, or of the principle of equal treatment," the General Court of the European Union, a division which addresses complaints against EU institutions, said in a news release.
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To the Editor: Re "Critics Vow to Fight Quebec Ruling Banning Religious Symbols at Work" (news article, June 18): Quebec's disturbing decision to prohibit certain public-sector employees from wearing religious symbols while at work is a major infringement of its citizens' religious rights and a stinging repudiation of the ethnic diversity that exists in the Canadian province.
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A month after mass shootings in Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas, Republicans are languishing over what to do about background checks and guns, in limbo and stalling to answer questions about where their party stands on making even minor changes to laws that some fear vocal supporters could see as an infringement of their Second Amendment rights.
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"An open internet protected by Title II net neutrality is vital for a new generation of Black and Brown activists to expose a very old story of inequality and discrimination, and stand up against the infringement of the government on our people," Dante Barry, Executive Director at Million Hoodies Movement for Justice, a civil rights group, said in a statement.
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In that way, restricting access to a skilled birth attendant isn't just an infringement of a pregnant person's right to make their own medical decisions, it's also considerably cruel: For many people with pre-existing traumas, being required to have sensitive exams performed by someone other than their own provider in order to get approval for a home birth can feel extremely violating.
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The justices did not comment in denying the petition for certiorari filed by Sedona-based DRK Photo, which claimed that the November ruling by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals had misinterpreted the Copyright Act of 1976 and widened a split in the federal appellate courts by holding that DRK could not sue for infringement of copyrights that it did not own.
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"While we are pleased to see others in the industry recognize the value of haptics and adopt it in their products, it is important for us to protect our business against infringement of our intellectual property in order to preserve the ecosystem we have built and the investments that we have made in continuing to advance haptic experiences," Immersion CEO Victor Viegas said in a statement.
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In a statement, Immersion's CEO Victor Viegas said:While we are pleased to see others in the industry recognize the value of haptics and adopt it in their products, it is important for us to protect our business against infringement of our intellectual property in order to preserve the ecosystem we have built and the investments that we have made in continuing to advance haptic experiences.
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The issue has put the Republican Party in the awkward position of choosing between its embrace of free markets and its concerns over infringement of the Second Amendment, even as the school-shooting crisis has persisted with the deadly attack at Santa Fe High School in Texas on May 18 and the wounding of at least two people Friday at a middle school in Indiana.
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Although he certainly socialized with notable anti-establishment figures — including the group's leader, Hans Jæger, whose writings would land him in prison on charges of blasphemy and infringement of public morality — Munch's shy disposition combined with his religious convictions prevented him from truly committing to the Bohemians' values; he even wrote a play (never published) called The City of Free Love satirizing both the group's philosophy and many of the individuals who upheld it.
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KIM KARDASHIAN&aposS BRAIDS CALLED OUT AS &aposCULTURAL APPROPRIATION&apos An Aloha Poke Stop restaurant in Alaska received one of the cease and desist letters, which informed the business it was in "direct infringement" of "registered and valuable" trademarks, and that maintaining the name would cause customers to "likely be confused and mistakenly believe that your food, products and services" are related to Aloha Poke Co. Aloha Poke Shop owner Jeff Sampson also received a cease and desist order.
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