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Peer reviewedNevins, Francis M., Jr. – Cleveland State Law Review, 1977
Current developments in both the civil and criminal law as they relate to the hobby of film collecting are analyzed. The first-sale doctrine, court cases involving copyrights of films, and the role of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in confiscating films on behalf of the Film Security Office of the Motion Picture Association of America are…
Descriptors: Copyrights, Court Doctrine, Court Litigation, Criminal Law
