Intellectual property crimes

Grimm et al examine several areas of intellectual property law that provide the bases for criminal prosecutions and the theft of trade secrets. They also discuss trademark counterfeiting and copyright infringement. Furthermore, they address the problems raised by online servers and look at patent vi...

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Published in:The American criminal law review 2010-03, Vol.47 (2), p.741
Main Authors: Grimm, John R, Guzzi, Stephen F, Rupp, Kathleen Elizabeth
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Counterfeiting
Criminal sentences
Federal legislation
Infringement
Intellectual property
Piracy (Intellectual property)
Surveys
Trade secrets
Trademarks
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Summary:Grimm et al examine several areas of intellectual property law that provide the bases for criminal prosecutions and the theft of trade secrets. They also discuss trademark counterfeiting and copyright infringement. Furthermore, they address the problems raised by online servers and look at patent violations. Lastly, they talk about cable television and satellite descrambling and sentencing for intellectual property crimes.
ISSN:0164-0364