Copyright protection in the new millennium: amending the Digital Millennium Copyright Act to prevent constitutional challenges

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the interaction between copyright law and constitutional law, focusing upon legislative delegation in section 1201(a) of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act which authorizes rulemaking proceedings of the Librarian of Congress.

Copyright, Copyrights, Constitutional law, Constitutional interpretation, Powers and duties, Conflict of laws, Delegated legislation, United States. Library of Congress

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America's two-party system: friend or foe?

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The authors outline the history of the two-party political system of the US and argue that it is a better means of establishing consensus and moderation in the political process than one modelled on a parliamentary, multi-party system.

Planning, Political parties, Political participation

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A comparative analysis of administrative and adjudicative systems for determining asylum claims

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The author examines procedures in the U.S., United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia which are used by administrative agencies in asylum claims. The justice of the systems are evaluated.

Common Law Countries, Justice, Administration of, Administration of justice, Asylum, Right of, Right of asylum, Emigration and immigration law, Immigration law, Administrative agencies, Government agencies

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