Summary

DVD CCA v. Bunner Appellate Decision

“ In the case of a prior restraint on pure speech, the hurdle is substantially higher [than for an ordinary preliminary injunction] : publication must threaten an interest more fundamental than the First Amendment itself. Indeed, the Supreme Court has never upheld a prior restraint, even faced with the competing interest of national security or the Sixth Amendment right to a fair trial. ”
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DVD CCA v. Bunner Appellate Decision

“ Both the First Amendment and the Copyright Act are rooted in the United States Constitution, but the UTSA lacks any constitutional basis. The prohibition on disclosure of a trade secret is of infinite duration while the copyright protection is strictly limited in time, and there is no "fair use" exception as there is for copyrighted material. These significant distinctions between copyright and trade secret protections explain why courts have concluded that the First Amendment is not a barrier to injunctive relief in copyright infringement cases. ”
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