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ISSN 0042-0018
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Vol. 48, Issue 4, 2014January 01, 2014 PDT

Cottage Piracy, 3D Printing, and Secondary Trademark Liability: Counterfeit Luxury Trademarks and DIY

Elif Sonmez,

Articles in Vol. 48, Issue 4, 2014

Vol. 48, Issue 4, 2014
  • THE ELEPHANT IN THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE: The Influence of U.S. News & World Reporton the Rise of Transfer Students in Law Schools and a Modest Proposal for Reform
    Bruce M. PriceSara Star
  • Preventing Human Rights Violations "In the Public Interest": Recommendations for Development that Respects the Prohibition on Forced Evictions
    Abby Rubinson
  • An Affair to Learn from: Enhanced Procedural Safeguards for Government Access to Stored Communications
    Francesca M. Lanpher
  • Collaborative Courts: Implementation with AB12 Foster Youth to Ensure Meaningful Participation and Positive Outcomes Post-Emancipation
    Christine MacDonald
  • Cottage Piracy, 3D Printing, and Secondary Trademark Liability: Counterfeit Luxury Trademarks and DIY
    Elif Sonmez
University of San Francisco Law Review
Elif Sonmez, Cottage Piracy, 3D Printing, and Secondary Trademark Liability: Counterfeit Luxury Trademarks and DIY, 48 U.S.F. L. Rev. 5 (2014).
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