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Golan, Again
Professor David Lange, Melvin G. Shimm Professor of Law, shares his thoughts on the future of creative expression in the aftermath of Golan v. Holder as part of the Suffolk University School of Law's Intellectual Property Law Podcast Series. Listen to this podcast, along with Professor Lange's commentary on the First Amendment’s speech and press clauses and more as part of this ongoing series.
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