Prof. Josh Fairfield discusses Golan v. Holder, which asks whether Congress, by removing works from the public domain, exceeded its power to enact copyright laws to promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts or violated the First Amendment right to freedom of speech.
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9/25/2012 - W&L Law Prof Chris Seaman on the Problem with the PA Voter ID Law, and why Virginia's Law is Different Audio
Washington and Lee law professor Chris Seaman discusses the ongoing legal fight over PA's voter ID law and how that law is different from efforts in other states, including Virginia. |
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11/11/2011 - Third Panel - Regulation in the Fringe Economy Video
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"Tomorrow's Fringe lending Issues" Moderator: Margaret Howard, Panelists: Jean Braucher, Eric Chaffee, Geoffrey Rapp, Nathalie Martin |
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11/11/2011 - Second Panel - Regulation in the Fringe Economy Video
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"Should Payday Loans be Regulated And How" Moderator: Hilary Miller, Panelists: Jay Speer, Paige Marta Skiba, Christopher Peterson, William Webster |
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11/11/2011 - Fourth Panel - Regulation in the Fringe Economy Video
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"Empirical Data and a Direction for Federal Regulation" Moderator: Harlan Beckley, Panelists: Creola Johnson, Richard Hynes, Alan White, Jim Hawkins |