I appreciate the pointers and opinions that Steven, Laura, and Seso gave
me, but what I really was asking for was case law or other specific
court or lawsuit incidents that might be relevant to a purely
non-profit, entirely print face-to-face context. Utexas can make any
guidelines they want for internal use, but they don't have the force of
law, nor do any of the other guidelines in the links provided.
I would have thought that my situation was the simplest example of a straightforward interpretation of the "multiple copies for classroom use" clause, and if what we want to do isn't allowed under Fair Use, I would like for someone to give me an example of what IS legally allowed under that clause according to an actual court of law. I don't accept publisher-agreed guidelines as having any force of law unless the legislature or courts have specifically given them that. Please cite a case for me, if that has happened.
Thank you again!
Melissa Belvadi Received on Thu Oct 19 2006 - 00:20:55 GMT
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