It corrodes our public spaces and infringes on our rights.
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Civil liberties advocates say it infringes on the Fourth Amendment.
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But advocates say this infringes on privacy and potentially free speech.
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"Opponents will argue that automatic enrollment infringes on personal liberty," they write.
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Britons who favor an exit claim the EU infringes on UK sovereignty.
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But this legislation infringes on constitutional protections, and is irresponsible and dangerous.
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That's anything that infringes on a company's intellectual property rights, or IPR.
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BlackBerry on Wednesday sued Twitter, alleging it infringes on several messaging-related patents.
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Opponents of the law say it infringes on the right to due process.
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Washington argues that Chapter 19 infringes on the sovereignty of its domestic laws.
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The plaintiffs argue that hastening that deadline infringes on patients' constitutional rights to privacy.
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And whenever one individual enjoys augmented abilities, it potentially infringes on another individual's rights.
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The provision was just one of 85033 Trump says infringes on his presidential authority.
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Yet sex worker advocates proclaim SESTA/FOSTA infringes on their ability to sell sex.
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But it also eliminates jobs, infringes on privacy, and creates more targets for hackers.
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Washington also argues that Chapter 19 infringes on the sovereignty of its domestic laws.
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The White House estimated that about $100 billion in counterfeiting infringes on American intellectual property.
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It put the girls and Styles in danger, and infringes on the pop star's privacy.
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"If it infringes on the sanctions, then it's in violation of US law," Courtney said.
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Opponents of the Honolulu law argued it infringes on personal freedom and amounts to government overreach.
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Brydge says that, based on the images posted, the Libra keyboard still infringes on its patent.
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Defenders of the Mail say the campaign against the newspaper infringes on freedom of the press.
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Instagram allows users to report handles that a person or company believes infringes on their trademark.
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VR Optics is not claiming that the bike built by Villency Design Group infringes on the patent.
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And it infringes on my freedom not to have gun-toting vigilantes take over my federal lands.
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Some will surely argue that setting a higher age for cigarette sales infringes on young people's rights.
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They say the project threatens water supplies in North Dakota and infringes on a local tribe's rights.
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Do we wait until harm reaches our own circles, or until it infringes on our own freedoms?
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On November 20, a federal judge struck down the law, arguing that it "unequivocally" infringes on women's rights.
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The plan's release received pushback from gun rights advocates who say it infringes on their 2nd Amendment rights.
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The NRA and other conservative groups have long opposed the treaty, which they argued infringes on national sovereignty.
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"Campus carry" infringes on free speech, she argues, by inhibiting her ability to provide a safe learning environment.
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It infringes on their ability to be objectively funny, because the audience kind of knows it&aposs coming.
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That means rights holders typically must request platforms remove each item they believe infringes on their intellectual property.
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The suit argues that raising the minimum purchasing age for assault rifles infringes on their Second Amendment rights.
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But anything that goes beyond Instagram's built-in functionality infringes on the rights of the author of that photograph.
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The proposal has drawn criticism from right-wing politicians and Catholic organizations, who say it infringes on free speech.
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Mr. Graham contends that this provision infringes on Congress's constitutional role in controlling the purse strings, an arguable proposition.
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But LaFleur, by heterosexualizing the Buttigiegs based on their appearance, regressively polices their behavior and infringes on this right.
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Holm also said that the ad infringes on Phoenix's intellectual property by showing the officers' police badges without permission.
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The order also infringes on the rights of due process and violates the Immigration and Nationality Act, Ferguson said.
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McConnell has refused to take up HR 843 and similar bills, arguing it infringes on constitutionally protected free speech.
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The plaintiffs argue that hastening the 24-week deadline set by Roe infringes on patients' constitutional right to privacy.
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"It's absolutely absurd, illegal and infringes on the rights of people to travel," she said, referring to the suit.
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The housing development, they say, infringes on protected wetlands, though state officials say they have found no evidence of that.
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"It infringes on state sovereignty," Paul Singer, a lawyer with the Texas Office of the Attorney General, argued on Tuesday.
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The union said in a statement that the new policy "infringes on player rights," prompting the NFL to reassess it.
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They say the soda tax infringes on personal liberty — and they might make the same argument about a meat tax.
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"If somebody makes a proposal, and it infringes on those values, you don't study it for two years," he said.
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In the past, the Supreme Court has upheld legislation that infringes on US treaties with tribal nations, according to Rosser.
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The mayors also complained that the state law infringes on their rights of free speech, plus their ability to govern.
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The high court in March will hear a case questioning whether the CFPB's structure infringes on the president's executive authority.
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But Greeks don't like that because they feel it infringes on the northern part of Greece that's also called Macedonia.
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Moreover, it incurs unneeded risk for the government and infringes on a market more than adequately served by commercial shippers.
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The video detailed a number of "options" the consumer could exercise "when someone infringes on your personal space" on a flight.
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According to the lawsuit, obtained by The Hollywood Reporter, Chooseco alleges that the Netflix movie "infringes" on Chooseco's brand and trademark.
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And this little guy does not enjoy the companies of others and will fight anyone who infringes on their space. Inspiring!
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How exactly it chooses to do so, and whether that infringes on US citizens' lives, is a major worry for many.
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Qualcomm has also sued Apple, alleging that the iPhone X infringes on Palm patents which are now owned by the chipmaker.
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The Justice Department lamented the judge's order, saying it infringes on the administration's rights to make policies in its own vision.
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Opponents to the law argue that the bill infringes on constitutional rights to carry firearms and claim it won't prevent crime.
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Beijing said Malaysia's submission "infringes on China's sovereignty, sovereign rights and jurisdiction, and also violates the basic principles of international law".
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The group argues forcing companies to include list price in television advertisements is unconstitutional because it infringes on their First Amendment rights.
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The North has defied the ban, saying it infringes on its sovereign rights to self-defense and the pursuit of space exploration.
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France has argued that Google should apply the law globally — while Google has said that infringes on the sovereignty of other countries.
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Critics claim that it's unrealistic, and that it infringes on states' rights by forcing them to make radical changes to their infrastructure.
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The NRA suit takes a peculiar turn when it claims that the ban "particularly infringes" on the gun rights of young women.
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Nikola Motor Company has filed a lawsuit in Arizona alleging that Tesla's all-electric Semi infringes on the hydrogen truck startup's patents.
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Alison infringes on everyone's life by trying to home-school him, fearing he'll be labeled and ostracized if he stays in school.
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If he does something that infringes on the health needs of millions, or crushes regulations that actually help nature, well, too bad.
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It has already pressed Verizon to pay licensing fees for equipment that the Chinese company says infringes on 238 of its patents.
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Critics say the proposed change infringes on the right of free association, and that lawyers can make their own decisions about appropriate behaviour.
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Trump supporters hailed the decision as a victory for national security, while opponents said it infringes on religious freedom and hurts economic growth.
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Content ID is a system on YouTube that allows copyright holders to block, monetize, or track a video that infringes on their copyrights.
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So I don't think it infringes on anyone's rights to ask them to wait a day or two to run a background check.
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It alleges that using the photo for fundraising without consent violates the Griners' copyright and infringes on Sam's privacy, image and personality rights.
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Last week, the White House cast the mandate as federal overreach that infringes on the constitutional right of states to run their own elections.
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"Forcing someone to lower their testosterone, particularly when they've done nothing intentional to raise it, infringes on their right to bodily autonomy," Brehob said.
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Gary Herbert, have asked the Trump administration to rescind the National Monument status for Bear Ears, arguing the designation infringes on their state's rights.
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The letter comes as Republicans are pushing to do away with the Johnson Amendment, which they argue infringes on religious leaders' First Amendment rights.
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In its grievance, the union stated, among other things, that the policy was changed without consulting the Players Association and infringes on player rights.
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Groups opposing the law argue it infringes on the rights of the transgender community and limits government protections against discrimination for gays and lesbians.
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This time, the objection comes from a handful of religious nonprofits that argue that the government's religious exemption itself infringes on their religious freedom.
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A Michican company is suing Apple claiming the technology used to measure heart rate in the latest Apple Watches infringes on its patented technology.
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To wantonly call for regulation that infringes on human rights, however, will in the end result in a less safe — and information rich — society.
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The case has fueled debate about whether the prosecution of Mr. Assange infringes on the American Constitution's First Amendment right to freedom of speech.
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Fortress Investment Group's Labrador Diagnostics has sued the health startup BioFire, claiming that the company's FilmArray technology infringes on 2 patents that it holds.
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In a lawsuit first reported by Bloomberg, Apple alleges that Corellium's virtual iPhone replica infringes on the company's copyright of iOS and related technology.
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Top Justice Department and CFPB attorneys argued in a brief that the structure of the powerful financial watchdog infringes on the president's executive authority.
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Christian doctors in Ontario are taking their professional college to court, arguing that the requirement to directly refer patients infringes on their religious freedoms.
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The sheriff believes the law infringes on the constitutional right to due process and the Fourth Amendment, which protects against unreasonable search and seizure.
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It alleges that the law also infringes on workers&apos rights to choose how they make a living and could void their existing contracts.
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It alleges that the law also infringes on workers&apos rights to choose how they make a living and could void their existing contracts.
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In March, Tinder's parent company Match Group filed a lawsuit against Bumble claiming its use of right and left swipes infringes on Tinder's intellectual property.
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A French court ruled that a Koons sculpture infringes on the copyright of a black-and-white photograph by the late artist Jean-François Bauret.
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Lawyers for the ACLU argue that it infringes on voters' First Amendment rights and constitutes and "unjustified invasion" of privacy in violation of federal law.
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The subpoena also infringes on our rights of association, in that it demands that we divulge our private communications with other advocacy groups and funders.
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Nevertheless, we're told her team is confident KKW Beauty in no way infringes on Weiss' KW brand ... nor do they feel the lines are similar.
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Filed in U.S. District Court in Delaware, Fujifilm's complaint alleges Sony's LTO line of magnetic data storage tapes and cartridges infringes on five Fujifilm patents.
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The Johnson Amendment has long been opposed by many conservatives and evangelicals, who say the provision infringes on their First Amendment rights to free speech.
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While it might be difficult to demonstrate where the machine-altered images originated, Pornhub does take down user-posted content that infringes on copyrights when asked.
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In a statement regarding the grievance it filed, the association said the anthem policy was "inconsistent with the collective bargaining agreement and infringes on player rights."
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Pro-democracy legislators say they will vote against the bill because it infringes on freedom of speech, which is guaranteed by Hong Kong's constitution (and China's).
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Americas Trading System Brasil, a BM&FBovespa rival in the equity segment, will request antitrust watchdog Cade to investigate whether the deal infringes on competition rules.
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Still, critics of the Section 702 program from both ends of the political spectrum contend that it unlawfully and unnecessarily infringes on the privacy of Americans.
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That standoff began when India sent troops to stop China from building a road that infringes on land claimed by Bhutan — a close ally of India.
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ZeniMax said it was exploring options for preventing Oculus from its continued use of computer code that infringes on ZeniMax copyrights, including seeking a court order.
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The developer was able to sneak the app into the App Store by not including the actual iPod UI, which infringes on Apple's own product design.
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It's the home study and licensing that infringes on the agency's religious beliefs by requiring staff to visit a prospective family's home and evaluate their relationship.
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Tohono leaders say that a wall infringes on the right to freedom of movement among the tribe's members, who live on both sides of the border.
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Republicans are also arguing that the whole thing is a partisan plot that infringes on the Constitution and defies the will of people who voted for Trump.
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Republicans are also arguing that the whole thing is a partisan plot that infringes on the Constitution and defies the will of people who voted for Trump.
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Katy Perry and her "Dark Horse" collaborators are speaking out against a jury's decision that the 2013 track infringes on the copyright of a Christian rap song.
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"The anti-terror law is being used to curtail dissent and that infringes on the basic rights and freedoms in the constitution," Amnesty International's Ilaria Allegrozzi said.
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The Greens have threatened to petition Germany's highest court and the European Court of Justice to repeal the reform, saying it infringes on Germans' right to privacy.
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A Democratic senator is raising concerns over reports of a previously secretive federal program that monitors traveler behavior, questioning whether the initiative infringes on individuals' privacy. Sen.
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Opponents of the amendment believe it infringes on churches' First Amendment rights and has a chilling effect on religious leaders who might fear retribution from the IRS.
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President Trump's lawyers might argue, for instance, that the publication of his state tax returns infringes on his right to privacy, and so violates the 14th Amendment.
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Regeneron (REGN) and Sanofi (SNY) plan to appeal a U.S. court ruling that bans them from selling their cholesterol drug because the treatment infringes on Amgen (AMGN) patents.
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The squelching of speech was showcased last year when Yale students were filmed screaming down a professor who suggested that banning offensive Halloween costumes infringes on free speech.
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As we saw in Somerville, San Francisco, and Berkeley, it is possible for people to fight back against facial recognition that infringes on our privacy and internet freedoms.
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A federal judge on Friday issued a preliminary injunction blocking Mississippi's fetal heartbeat anti-abortion law from going into effect, saying it infringes on women's health care rights.
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A final fallacy is that PROMESA infringes on bondholders' rights by creating a restructuring regime and proposing a stay on litigation to allow an oversight board to form.
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News of the threatened lawsuit comes a week after a jury found that Katy Perry's 2013 track "Dark Horse" infringes on the copyright of a Christian rap song.
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An inventor-owned patent licensing entity sued Microsoft on Tuesday, saying the Redmond, Washington-based company's flagship smartphone infringes on patents relating to light-emitting diode (LED) technology.
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They argue that the measure infringes on the rights of prostitutes, in addition to reducing their income and forcing them to work in more dangerous circumstances and locations.
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Russian authorities had previously denied the law infringes on indigenous rights, saying it allows children the freedom to decide whether or not they want to learn local languages.
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The NFLPA said the NFL policy, which the league imposed without consultation with the players union, is inconsistent with the collective bargaining agreement and infringes on player rights.
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Samsung argues that Apple shouldn't be allowed to get all of Samsung's profits from infringing devices, even if a portion of the phone infringes on Apple's design patents.
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Critics argue that with each move to foster better relations and American investment, the president is rewarding a dictatorial government that infringes on human rights and squelches democratic discourse.
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Sovereign immunity does not apply if the government or an employee infringes on the U.S. constitution, as in, for example, cases where police have allegedly violated someone's civil rights.
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"We have filed a lawsuit against Samsung to investigate whether their biosimilar infliximab infringes on our manufacturing process patents for Remicade," Janssen told Reuters in a statement on Friday.
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Given that the law infringes on certain people of faith, the baker's lawyers argue the state government must have a compelling reason for the law and tailor it narrowly.
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In papers being filed Thursday, Qualcomm charges that the iPhone infringes on six Qualcomm patents covering a range of things from manufacturing techniques to methods of reducing battery use.
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The court has been tasked with deciding whether a Texas law that regulates abortion clinics actually infringes on a woman's constitutional right to obtain an abortion in the state.
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As a prosecutor, she aggressively targeted sex workers, and as senator has promoted anti-trafficking legislation critics say conflates trafficking with sex work and infringes on the First Amendment.
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The groups contend the accommodation infringes on their religious rights because it forces them to authorize the coverage for their employees, even if they are not paying for it.
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In other words, Meland is arguing that the law discriminates against men and infringes on his rights as a shareholder to vote for whomever he wants on the board.
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Video game developer Nintendo is being sued by a U.S. mobile gaming accessory company that claims the controllers for the Nintendo Switch console infringes on a patent it owns.
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Sometimes these tactics are illegal, either because the design directly infringes on a patent or copyright or because the big company's tactics rise to the level of antitrust violations.
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The ban has exposed deep divisions in Danish society, with some arguing it upholds secular and democratic values and others that it infringes on freedoms of religion and self-expression.
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Attorneys for the school argue the state law that California's government is using to regulate the facility infringes on its religious rights, and filed a lawsuit challenging the statute's constitutionality.
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The Labor Department says the persuader rule will bring transparency to the union organizing process, but business groups contend it infringes on employers' free speech, forcing them to disclose consultants.
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Hans Jürgen Kerkhoff, the president of the German Steel Federation, said the proposed tariffs plan "clearly infringes" on World Trade Organization rules and urged the European Union to take action.
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Critics say the move by the Law and Justice party in power infringes on civil liberties and threatens the young democracy that emerged from the fall of Communism on 1989.
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And if the Supreme Court's Turner Broadcasting decisions mean what they say, then the net neutrality rule is unlawful because the rule impermissibly infringes on the Internet service providers' editorial discretion.
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A judge ruled that Comcast's X1 platform infringes on patents owned by Rovi, which merged with TiVo in 2016, and would require license fees should Comcast continue using TiVo's patent tech.
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Telecommunications companies provide law enforcement with location data that can reveal where a person's mobile device was at a given time, which civil liberties groups argue infringes on the Fourth Amendment.
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Samsung asked the two defendants to stop production and sales of products the South Korean firm says infringes on its patents, including Huawei's Mate 8 and Honor smartphones, the court said.
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If a copyright claim were filed against a musical work made by an AI, how could anyone prove an algorithm was trained on the song or artist it allegedly infringes on?
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A newly filed lawsuit alleges that a character from Grand Theft Auto: Vice City infringes on copyrights protecting Miss Cleo, a TV psychic who was a staple of '90s pop culture.
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"When a copyright holder notifies us of a video that infringes on their copyright, we act quickly to remove content as is required of us by law," said a YouTube spokesperson.
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The document also says the government improperly infringes on individuals' religious liberty by banning an aspect of their practice or by forcing them to take an action that contradicts their faith.
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According to RetailMeNot's suit, Honey infringes on U.S. Patents 9,626,688; 9,639,853; 5603,953,335; and 9,965,769, which detail technologies related to things like facilitating access to promotional offers, merchant offers and coupon codes.
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The Italian-born sculptor says the presence of "Fearless Girl" infringes on his own artistic copyright to the "Charging Bull," by changing the creative dynamic to include the other bold presence.
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As a closed event, any interruption cannot be described as an exercise of free speech, but instead an act that infringes on the rights of those who are attending the event.
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In past cases, conservative justices have signaled that they might be ready to rule for the challengers who say being forced to pay any fees infringes on their free speech rights.
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But Amazon will inevitably be next in line if Sonos finds success against Google, so it's already defending itself against the idea that its Echo hardware infringes on Sonos' intellectual property.
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The recently obtained proposal reveals that the U.S.: Would keep a disputed arbitration panel that allows investors to circumvent local courts to resolve civil claims, which critics argue infringes on national sovereignty.
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In a non-binding ruling handed down last week, a German parliamentary body determined that the bill is illegal because it infringes on free speech and does not clearly define illegal content.
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Many current and former NFL players have harshly criticized the ban, saying that it infringes on players' First Amendment rights, and that team owners did not consult with players before passing it.
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Several states sued on Monday to block the plans from being posted, arguing the settlement infringes on their rights to regulate firearms and will put untraceable guns in the hands of criminals.
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Besides it being nonsense, the President's use of Rocket Man infringes on the singer's intellectual property (one would think a real estate man would expect property rights) and probably irritates John politically.
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If you find a product at a physical store that infringes on your trademark, or you buy something defective there, you can sue the store even though they didn't make the product.
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An Illinois woman is gearing up to ask the US Supreme Court to declare her state&aposs revenge porn law unconstitutional because it infringes on her First Amendment right to free speech.
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North Korea on Tuesday warned the U.S. of "merciless" attacks if an aircraft carrier strike group joining South Korean forces for military exercises infringes on the north's "sovereignty or dignity," Reuters reported.
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I'm protesting with adult entertainers in Baton Rouge TODAY, Sunday, December 9th at 4pm, against a sexist law (SB468) passed by Louisiana state legislators that infringes on the constitutional rights of women.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission on Thursday said it would investigate whether solar energy technology imported into the U.S. infringes on patents owned by South Korean firm Hanwha Q Cells & Advanced Materials Corporation.
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Obama's rule was attacked by oil and gas developers, farmers, pesticide and fertilizer makers, and golf course owners, which claimed the regulation infringes on property owners' rights and is bad for the economy.
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The judge also ruled that plaintiffs were likely to prevail in court on their claim that the new policy infringes on the rights of private healthcare providers under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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In a lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin,Candy Lab AR claims the Milwaukee ordinance infringes on the company's freedom to publish the poker-themed video game.
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But civil liberties advocates say the current law infringes on the Fourth Amendment and lawmakers from both chambers have said that a clean renewal does not have the votes to pass the House.
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Mandating expanded coverage infringes on states' rights, puts a drain on their already tight budgets, pinches the private insurance market and unduly penalizes taxpayers who don't receive government-subsidized health care, opponents say.
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As reported by the Sydney Morning Herald, In-N-Out claimed the Australian restaurant infringes on its trademark and engaged in misleading or deceptive conduct by using the Down N' Out name and logo.
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A Massachusetts business consulting firm has filed suit against Wells Fargo & Co alleging that the bank's mobile checking application infringes on two of the consulting firm's patents for capturing check images and transmitting them.
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And here's Bosworth: Yelling fire in a crowded building isn't protected (legally or morally) because it directly infringes on the physical safety of others, something they have a right to in our moral judgement.
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When the actions of one state infringes on the rights of the other 49, the overreach must be curtailed in accordance with the Constitution, which gives Congress the exclusive authority to regulate interstate commerce.
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The news is interesting considering that AT&T, along with T-Mobile and Comcast, are already being questioned by the FCC over whether or not their free mobile data infringes on net neutrality rules.
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Colvin maintains that the current language in the FAA bill goes beyond the agency's authority to regulate the safety of the national airspace and infringes on a local government's right to protect its citizens.
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The comments concern a legal provision — known as section 512 — that shields service providers from liability for hosting or transmitting content that infringes on copyright, as long as they adequately deal with such violations.
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Schaaf's argument, in a nutshell, is that a PDMP is an example of government overreach that infringes on personal liberty and also has the unintended consequence of opening up individual medical records to potential hacking.
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The president has taken to describing scrutiny by House Democrats as "presidential harassment," an awkward turn of phrase that his lawyer translated into constitutional terms by arguing that Congress' request infringes on Trump's constitutional rights.
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The Trump administration is refusing to defend the agency, instead siding with a California law firm that sued the CFPB in arguing that the structure unconstitutionally infringes on the president's control over the executive branch.
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"Many students are actually unhappy with the clear backpacks, as they believe that it infringes on their privacy, so they wrote messages on pieces of paper and put it into the clear backpacks," she said.
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Big businesses, rock stars and other artists have boycotted the state unless it repeals the law, which transgender advocates say misguidedly whips up concern over public safety and infringes on the rights of transgender people.
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This case argues that because the Secretary of State is allowing voters to self-identify as Republicans, Democrats, or non-affiliates, this infringes on the constitutional rights of the state party to choose its members.
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Attorneys for the school, River View Christian Academy, argue the state law that California's government is using to regulate the facility infringes on its religious rights, and filed a lawsuit in March challenging the statute's constitutionality.
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Hardware developer Gamevice filed a lawsuit against Nintendo earlier this week, claiming that the design of the Nintendo Switch is too similar to its own products, and that it infringes on a patent that it holds.
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Last month, the Anti-Defamation League asked the Alabama House Health Committee to oppose the bill "because it contains language that is offensive to the Jewish Community and infringes on Alabamians' religious freedom," CBS News reported.
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"When the same defendant infringes on the same protected work in the same manner as it did prior to the work's registration, the postregistration infringement constitutes the continuation of a series of ongoing infringements," she wrote.
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And to say something "works," we need to measure two separate things: the degree to which it reduces gun violence, and the degree to which it infringes on the rights of law-abiding gun owners. 4.
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"Manspreading is so infuriating because it is quite minor... but it actually does affect women every day, all over the world, all the time and it infringes on their space," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"The union's claim is that this new policy, imposed by the NFL's governing body without consultation with the NFLPA, is inconsistent with the collective bargaining agreement and infringes on player rights," the NFLPA said on Twitter.
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By Jan Wolfe The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has breathed new life into a research institute's claims that Eli Lilly and Co's erectile dysfunction drug Cialis infringes on one of its patents.
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Denmark's parliament has passed legislation outlawing the wearing of face coverings in public spaces — a move critics say infringes on the rights of Muslim women who choose to wear the niqab or burqa, NBC News reports.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit struck down parts of the 2008 law, called the Passenger Rail Investment and Improvement Act, saying it infringes on the rights of private freight carriers.
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The union for NFL players filed a grievance against the league Tuesday over its national anthem policy that forbids athletes from taking a knee while on the field, arguing the new rule infringes on the athletes' rights.
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North Korea warned the United States on Tuesday of "merciless" attacks if an aircraft carrier strike group led by the USS Carl Vinson, which is joining South Korean forces for exercises, infringes on its sovereignty or dignity.
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Arguments that ensuring appropriate bathroom access to transgender students infringes on the rights of other students are no different than the arguments made when bathrooms and other venues marked "for colored only" were integrated in the 1960s.
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"The union's claim is that this new policy, imposed by the NFL's governing body without consultation with the NFLPA, is inconsistent with the collective bargaining agreement and infringes on player rights," the NFLPA said in a statement.
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Washington, along with seven other states and the District of Columbia, argue the administration's decision to allow the public distribution of downloadable guns unconstitutionally infringes on states' rights to regulate firearms and violates the Administrative Procedure Act.
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On Wednesday, 15 attorneys general filed a brief in support of the Chicago lawsuit, saying that the administration's efforts to pull federal funds from sanctuary jurisdictions infringes on their right to set their own law enforcement policies.
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On Monday, the high court said it would answer whether courts should award in damages the total profits from a product that infringes on a design patent if the patent applies only to a component of the product.
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Abortion is one of the most divisive social issues in the United States, with opponents often citing religious beliefs to call it immoral while advocates say limiting access to it infringes on women's rights to control their bodies.
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It was perhaps one of Trump's most honest articulations about how he conducts foreign policy: He won't call out a country that infringes on human dignity as long as it's willing to inject cash into the American economy.
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Nicknamed the "meme ban" because it would mandate sites with large amounts of user-generated content to take down content that infringes on copyright, the legislation's vague wording has led to concerns about how it would be enforced.
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"What I am not willing to do is support legislation that will do nothing to make us safer and simultaneously infringes on the rights and liberties guaranteed by our Constitution," said the committee's top Republican, Representative Doug Collins.
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"If the work card requirements for performers singles them out because of the type of expression they are engaged in, it likely infringes on the First Amendment rights of exotic dancers and strippers," Story of the ACLU said.
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Instead, the suit claims that Florida law already limits access to firearms to people who are "unsafe, mentally unstable, or otherwise incapable of safely operating a firearm" and infringes on the Second-Amendment rights of adult, law-abiding citizens.
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Officials from 10 states on Tuesday said a new U.S. Department of Labor rule requiring employers to disclose when they seek legal advice on responding to union campaigns infringes on the right of states to regulate the legal profession.
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While corporations want the administration to keep Chapter 11 — the investor state dispute settlement — in NAFTA, some U.S. lawmakers argue that it infringes on sovereignty by allowing foreign investors to sue the U.S. government over laws that are valid.
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Wednesday's ruling in support of Janus was based on the fact that mandatory union payments infringes on government workers' First Amendment right to free speech because they are forced to pay for political activity they may not agree with.
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Taylor's case argues that they no longer are justified: when a law becomes so out of step with the times, it serves no legitimate purpose and infringes on the constitutional freedoms of consumers and entrepreneurs to work and trade.
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The company, which is known for suing or threatening to sue anyone who infringes on its United States trademark for the word "entrepreneur," says its flagship magazine has an advertising rate base of 600,000, compared with 700,000 at Inc.
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" The order also infringes on Apple's "Fifth Amendment right to be free from arbitrary deprivation of its liberties," the company said, because the request "would conscript Apple to develop software that undermines the security mechanisms of its own products.
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SEOUL, March 14 (Reuters) - North Korea warned the United States on Tuesday of "merciless" attacks if an aircraft carrier strike group led by the USS Carl Vinson, which is joining South Korean forces for exercises, infringes on its sovereignty or dignity.
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Abortion is one of the most divisive social issues in the United States, with opponents often citing religious beliefs to call it immoral while abortion-rights advocates say limiting access to it infringes on women's rights to control their bodies.
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"Right now, in state governments, you have many of them arguing that providing healthcare to trans people is unlawful and infringes the rights of others, that sharing a restroom with trans people infringes on the rights of others," Chase said.
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In a 2013 letter to the court, then-Air Force Secretary Michael Donley cited national security concerns while disputing one of Zoltek's claims: that a fiber manufactured by defense contractor Lockheed Martin for the F-22 infringes on the patent.
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Ukraine's entry, "1944," performed by Jamala, seems to make reference to the Soviet Union's aggressive policies toward the Tatars in Crimea during World War II. Critics in Russia have said that it infringes on the contest's ban on political songs.
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IBM — one of the world's biggest technology patent holders, with more than 45,000 now credited to it — is no stranger to litigating against other companies that it believes infringes on them, with other suits involving Twitter, Amazon, Expedia and more.
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Juan Cole writes: France and Belgium have seen a number of nihilist attacks in the past year and a half, which has pushed the government to institute and extend a state of emergency that seriously infringes on basic human rights.
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Critics of the Johnson Amendment have long argued that it infringes on the right to free speech from the pulpit, while Catholic hospitals and other organizations have argued the contraceptive mandate violates their religious belief that birth control is immoral.
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Music photographer Dennis Morris is threatening to sue artist Elizabeth Peyton over her painting "John Lydon, Destroyed" (1994), which was pulled from a Sotheby's auction earlier this month, because he claims it infringes on his copyrighted photo of Lydon from 1977.
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The social media titan blocked the video, not because it's obscene or infringes on its own terms and conditions, but because Thailand's government deems it insulting to the king and in violation of the country's laws banning criticism of the monarchy.
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Moore's argument, in short, is that Obergefell infringes on Christians' rights to reject same-sex marriages by forcing them to recognize marriage equality, which he sees as worse — at least, "in a sense" — than the decision that effectively upheld slavery.
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That means Canada can't force tech companies to hand over information about a user who is allegedly sharing revenge porn, and authorities in another country might not be in the position to help Canadians if the request infringes on the tech company's rights.
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Specifically, her letter focused on Article 13, the so-called "meme ban" that states that any site with a large amount of user-generated content — like Facebook or YouTube, for example — will be responsible for taking down content that infringes on copyright.
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The problem comes when groups lean too far in one direction—when a nation facing security threats starts turning toward totalitarianism and infringes on individual rights, for example, or a loose nation veers toward lawlessness and suffers an uptick in violent crime.
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ABOARD THE USS CARL VINSON (Reuters) - As the USS Carl Vinson plowed through seas off South Korea on Tuesday, rival North Korea warned the United States of "merciless" attacks if the carrier infringes on its sovereignty or dignity during U.S.-South Korean drills.
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The lawsuit, brought by Masood Syed, 32, aims to force the Police Department to change a policy that his lawyers say infringes on the rights of more than 100 officers seeking to exercise their religious freedoms without fear of discrimination or retaliation.
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But the lawsuit filed by Gamevice claims the design of the Switch, which uses two controllers called Joy-Cons that can slide onto a tablet computer to allow for portable gaming, infringes on at least one of the family of patents it owns.
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The House filed a brief Monday opposing a request for the Supreme Court to take up a case from the 22019th Circuit Court of Appeals arguing that the structure of the CFPB, a powerful financial regulator, infringes on the president's executive authority.
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"Any decision that infringes on the civil rights of students and the college community should be made with community input, especially decisions that sanction the use of racially discriminatory technologies such as facial recognition," the student group told Motherboard in a statement.
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Image 2 of 2 MANILA, Philippines – More than half of the Philippine Senate has asked the Supreme Court to review its decision to oust its chief justice, calling the ruling a "dangerous precedent" that infringes on Congress&apos constitutionally delegated power to impeach senior officials.
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" Related: Students Endorsed Boycotting Israel and Got Condemned by the Canadian Government Brushing off concerns that the bill infringes on free speech, Hudak said "it does say to somebody that if you do support intimidation or discrimination, then the government won't do business with you.
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Although Gorsuch is a strict textualist who would seemingly defer to Congress, all signs suggest that he is not going to stand for a law that is only selectively enforced—DFS still exists—and infringes on states' ability to make their own gambling laws.
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What is unclear is how many lives Banjo has saved, if it has saved any, and whether it's even possible to create a product that automatically detects crime without creating a creeping surveillance state that inherently infringes on people's rights and invades their privacy.
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" Gab's terms of service prohibited "calling for the acts of violence against others, promoting or engaging in self-harm, and/or acts of cruelty, [and] threatening language or behaviour that clearly, directly and incontrovertibly infringes on the safety of another user or individual(s).
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Enforcing these laws against the President in no way infringes on the President's plenary power over law enforcement because exercising this discretion - such as his complete authority to start or stop a law enforcement proceeding -- does not involve commission of any of these inherently wrongful, subversive acts.
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FGM is widely condemned in the country and across parts of Africa but Kamau argues in a 2017 petition filed against the government, that it is an age-old Kenyan tradition and that an outright ban infringes on a woman's right to exercise her cultural beliefs.
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Last year, the directive's sponsor, European Parliament member Axel Voss of the Christian Democratic Union of Germany, told WIRED that even if the legislation wasn't perfect, it would make it harder for big tech companies to profit from ads alongside material that infringes on others' copyrights.
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The lawsuit aims to end aspects of Boy Scouts of America's promotional campaign that the Girl Scouts of the USA believes infringes on its trademark, and it asks Scouts BSA to no longer use the word "Scout" without distinguishing context that would properly identify the organization.
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The case raised the question of whether the total profits from a product that infringes on a design patent should be awarded if the patent applies only to a component of the product, said Sarah Burstein, a professor of patent law at the University of Oklahoma.
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And over the past several years, a few brave Republican governors and party leaders led the charge in making a three-pronged conservative argument against a criminal justice system that encroaches on individual liberties, wastes financial resources and infringes on Christian values of redemption and mercy.
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"The director of the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Jeong Eun-kyeong, acknowledged that the site infringes on civil liberties, saying: "It is true that public interests tend to be emphasized more than human rights of individuals when dealing with diseases that can infect others.
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Conservatives' insistence that the Bible proscribes homosexual acts and their claim that protecting gay rights infringes on their own religious liberty have depended on another assumption not found in Scripture: that homosexuality is not a biologically rooted identity but a sinful temptation, an addiction that one must control.
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"It shouldn't be the first resort but if you've gone and made your case to the senate, or to the state, or to the Feds and they do something that infringes on your rights, you've got to be willing to do it and file a lawsuit," he added.
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In a complaint filed earlier this week in Northern California District Court, Space Data cites two patents that Loon allegedly infringes on — one dealing with providing connectivity through a network of balloons (filed in 1999) and another dealing with the termination and recovery of those balloons (filed in 2001).
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While reasonable people might be sympathetic to the argument that someone acquitted for a crime should have the right to start life anew without a false accusation hanging over their heads, the law still infringes on the rights of others to speak and write freely about public topics.
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"RBS has not at any point sought to prevent the disclosure of evidence to the relevant authorities in relation to other investigations, nor does it believe that the letter in any way infringes on the terms of its Deferred Prosecution Agreements or constitutes mistreatment of a witness," the spokesman said.
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Musicians, managers, and "creators" from across the industry co-signed petitions sent to the US Copyright Office arguing that tech companies — think YouTube and Tumblr, sites with vast reserves of content that infringes on some copyright — have "grown and generated huge profits" on the backs of material that's illegally hosted.
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A federal judge has ruled that Texas and nine other states can join a lawsuit seeking to overturn a new U.S. Department of Labor rule requiring employers to disclose whenever they seek advice on responding to union campaigns, which the states say infringes on their right to regulate the legal profession.
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The court, which has a 5-4 conservative majority, will hear a planned 70-minute argument involving the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) brought by a law firm that had been investigated by the agency, arguing that its structure infringes on presidential powers as laid out in the U.S. Constitution.
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The case launched back in September 2018 when Peloton argued that Flywheel's version of the at-home stationary bike that streams on-demand classes infringes on its patented technology, down to the way workout metrics are displayed and can be used to compete against other live riders in the class.
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As the bipartisan group of lawmakers emphasized throughout the call, the idea of the Department of Justice going after legal marijuana businesses in the eight states—and the District of Colombia—that have voted to legalize the drug infringes on states' rights and goes against the will of the people.
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The legislation is designed to update copyright law, and contains a number of controversial clauses, such as Article 11, the so-called "link tax," which will allow publishers to charge platforms such as Google to display news stories, and Article 13, which says that platforms would be liable for content that infringes on someone's copyright.
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In the lawsuit filed in the federal district court in Anchorage, Alaska, the Center for Biological Diversity claims that the CRA is unconstitutional because it infringes on the powers of the executive branch in banning agencies from issuing rules in the future that are "in substantially the same form" as rules that have been repealed.
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Allowing people to walk around with guns infringes on my freedom: the freedom not to live in fear of gun-toting hotheads who turn a simple unpleasant encounter with another person into a deadly one, like a man shooting someone in a movie theater in Florida in 2014 because the young man threw what turned out to be popcorn at him.
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" That pledge stood in contrast to Monday's declaration of independence from US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley, who told reporters that the United States "is determined to obviously be involved in multilateral organizations where we see it, but not in the way that they're mandated on what the United States does or that infringes on the American people.
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" Citing "recent incidents of harassment in diverse communities that could lead to a brain drain of much needed talent," the business leaders pledged to "protect people from the erosion of their civil liberties;" to "refuse to contribute skills or platforms to any effort that infringes on civil liberties by any government agency;" and to "accept a responsibility to partner with communities where the effects of rapidly changing technologies have hurt all Americans.
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It's ironic because one of the main purposes of the TPP, like previous "trade" agreements including the World Trade Organization, is to bind the United States to a set of rules that our political leaders would have difficulty putting into law in the U.S. These include raising pharmaceutical prices by strengthening and lengthening patent protection; allowing corporations to sue the government for regulation that infringes on their profits; and undermining public health and environmental protection, and financial regulation.
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C.), Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (Ky.) and Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (Alaska), have expressed constitutional concerns that Trump's declaration to allocate billions of federal dollars for his border wall infringes on Congress's duty to appropriate funds.
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Although New Balance was not named in the original litigation, the company worried it might be swept up in the flurry of litigation, including in the case before the I.T.C. The ruling on Thursday means that Converse will be able to block any shoe that infringes on its diamond outsole from entering the country, creating a "huge headache for anybody trying to bring in these types of shoes, because customs does not have the ability to make decisions in this area quickly," according to Susan K. Ross, a federal regulatory lawyer who is a partner at Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp, a law firm in Los Angeles.
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