With Oracle and Google on the horizon, SCOTUS may take up a more fun Ninth Circuit case involving a 35-year-old photo of Michael Jordan.
March 22, 2019 at 04:33 PM
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Could a copyright case about an iconic photograph of Michael Jordan prove irresistible to a basketball-loving Supreme Court? Especially if it’s a chance to dunk on the Ninth Circuit? We might have an answer Monday morning.
The justices have relisted for Friday’s conference Rentmeester v. Nike, a case about a 35-year-old photograph of Jordan that photography groups are framing as a referendum on their art.
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