United States: US Supreme Court Holds That Copying "Declaring Code" Is Fair Use - Jenner & Block
On April 5, 2021, the US Supreme Court decided the long-running and closely-watched case of Google v. Oracle
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United States: US Supreme Court Holds That Copying "Declaring Code" Is Fair Use - Jenner & Block
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