Another reason i think that the defendant is innocent is because disney is more famous
Another reason i think that the defendant is innocent is because disney is more famous
The court case was about The Ransom Of Red Chief. The teams defended the witnesses such as Red Chief, Sam, Bill. The prosecuting team believed that Bill didn’t get kidnapped by those two kidnappers. The defense team believed that Bill was mentally challenged and Red Chief did harm his kids and abuse the cat. The prosecuting team said that Red Chief was hounded down by those two kidnappers and lured in by some candy that they had hidden. They conjointly believed that they put her in a bag and yielded her into a little shed. The prosecuting team won the case by way of evidence. I believe that the defense team should have won by way of evidence from the trial.…
4. I believe this was an example of win-win negotiations. I feel this way because towards the end of the movie the other 11 jurors need to come to a conclusion based on facts that were given, and they had to use deductive reasoning to do so. The boy was acquitted with the charges dropped, as a result of the win-win negotiations.…
Tom Sawyer and Arnie are two characters from The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and “Born Worker,” respectively. During The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, the main character, Tom Sawyer, was forced to paint a fence because of his aunt. Nonetheless, he found a way around that situation by tricking young people into doing the painting for him. Meanwhile, Arnie from “Born Worker” was a spoiled middle-class child with a cousin named Jose. In the story, he wanted to make money with his cousin by finding jobs for them to do though he lazily watched Jose doing the work. In these stories, they are depicted as being greedy and lazy. However, despite them having these traits, there are particular differences between the two young…
Over the years Stevie Ray Vaughan was subject to a lot of criticism for sounding similar to Jimi Hendrix which, in turn, led to an untold number of comparisons between the two of them. In fact, the “SRV or Jimi” debate is one of the most vehemently argued among rock fans the world over.…
In the 1960’s two great African American leaders arose, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. Dr. King was a pacifist, following the tradition of Gandhi. Malcolm X however was a radical, an advocate for violence. Both, however, shared a common goal—REAL freedom and justice for the African American people.…
Walter alias Disney born on December 5th 1901 regarded as pioneer in American animation industry he is would many would call cultural icon. Walter Disney was born in Chicago as a young boy he took extra art classes and eventually got a job in commercial illustrator at the age of eighteen. In the early twenty's he and his brother Roy O. Disney established the Disney brothers studio which would go on to be known as the world Disney animation studios. This studio become popular for many creations of many characters and intellectual properties such as Mickey Mouse, that is still well known today. As a studio group becoming increasingly successful Walt Disney became more adventurous with ideas. Later he introduced synchronize sound and colors to his animation. Walt Disney opened Disney land by 1955 and after…
I will be defending Professor Faden. Disney is trying to sue Faden by saying that he was copyrighting his work, and how it’s not fair use. I think that it is fair use because, he was using it for education purposes, non-commercial purposes, and parody. Also he was only using small portions of Walt Disney’s work. How the judges decides that the work is copyright infringement or fair use is by, the transformative factor. The transformative factor is uses of a source's in a completely new and unexpected way. The judges also decide by the nature of the work. The nature of the work is how it benefits the public. They also decide by the amount and the sustainability of the work. The amount and sustainability of the work is how much of the work is…
Great choice of an example Lea. Something similar happened just in the past two years. Pharrell Williams and Robin Thicke were sued by Marvin Gaye's family. The claim that Blurred Lines came from Gaye's song "Got to Give it Up". Gaye's family received $7.2 million after a ruling by seven jurors. This article on the lawsuit actually even mentions Michael Bolton's lawsuit as well. Gaye's family won the suit due to owning the rights to the sheet music of "Got to Give it Up" and with the help of some…
The court decided for the defendants to prevail because premises liability and negligent infliction of emotion.…
Mickey was convicted for murder and consequently sent to prison to serve a life sentence. Throughout the ordeal Mickey continued professing his innocence to which his sister believed. Minnie spent three years in law school and the next two investigating the case by gathering facts, which she used to prove his brothers innocence. From this experience, Mickey and Minnie authored a book about their experience and intend to assign the book, movie and photo rights to Disney Films for a sum of $750,000.…
In the play A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams, the setting takes place in the French Quarter of New Orleans shortly after World War Two. Blanche DuBois is a very fragile and an irrational woman on a desperate mission for someplace in the world to call her own and make a new name for herself. On the other hand, Stanley Kowalski is a Polish man who is extremely hard headed and controlling. He represents a theme of realism by showing that he is irresistible to his passive wife Stella. This play centers on the conflict between Blanche and Stanley and how Stanley feels the need to take advantage of Blanche in the end in order to gain control. Williams displays how both of their worldviews and values collide throughout the play and how…
In my opinion is use of disney clips was in the guidelines of fair use making it a legal production and him innocent of the claims brought against him by Walt Disney Studios for copyright infringement. Walt disney studios claims Faden infringed…
Eric S. Faden was in fact, using fair use when creating the video. It follows many of the “rules” of fair use. For one, He was creating something entirely new. Yes, he was taking clips from the original movies, yet he was doing so in a way that none of the movies plots, the character personalities, the relationships between characters, or the ending of the movies were given away. Meaning, he used the clips to where you could watch it and still not know anything about the disney movies without watching them yourself.…
After watching the film the people vs. Larry Flynt, it is clear that the major message is that all Americans have rights under the constitution. Although in some cases many Americans may not always agree with each other, it is their right and freedom to do so under the Bill of Rights. In particular the first amendment is a major focus of the film. Throughout the entire movie the Larry Flynt character (Woody Harrelson) defends the fact that he is an American, therefore like all other Americans he is protected by the bill of rights and is entitled, specifically, to freedom of speech and freedom of the press.…
We are all being duped, being influenced into worshipping Disney; what child in this world can claim not to have watched or heard of Disney? But this corruption does not stop at DVDs. It continues to emerge in toys, clothes, furniture, even technology. It has taken over our lives. Young children are being preyed upon by scavenging eagles rampaging for money from our naive purses; Disney’s annual revenue for 2012 was $45 billion, insinuating how much a childhood depends on Disney’s merchandise. With intellect such as yourselves, you must see the ulterior motives of Disney, but most importantly, the detrimental effects this is having on our young children.…