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Flaw in the Reasoning

23 Questions · 45 MIN

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Questions 1 through 8 refer to the following

In a recent court case, a copy-shop owner was accused of violating copyright law when, in the preparation of "course packs"—materials photocopied from books and journals and packaged as readings for particular university courses—he copied materials without obtaining permission from or paying sufficient fees to the publishers. As the owner of five small copy shops serving several educational institutions in the area, he argued, as have others in the photocopy business, that the current process for obtaining permissions is time-consuming, cumbersome, and expensive. He also maintained that course packs, which are ubiquitous in higher education, allow professors to assign important readings in books and journals too costly for students to be expected to purchase individually.

Question 1

Which of the following contributed most directly to the enactment of the law in the excerpt?

A court recently ruled that a copy shop that makes course packs does not illegally exploit copyrighted materials but rather it legally exploits the efficiency of professional photocopying technology.

A court recently ruled that course packs are protected by copyright law because their price is based solely on the number of pages in each pack.

A court recently ruled that the determining factors governing the copyrights of material used in course packs are how the material is to be used, the nature of the material itself, and the length of the copied excerpts.

A recent court ruling limits the rights of publishers to seek suit against copy shops that make course packs from copyrighted material.

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