Introduction to Copyrights (1995)
Abstract
A copyright generally prevents reproduction of a copyrighted work for the life of the author, plus 50 years. A copyright owner can sue anyone who infringes his rights to stop illegal reproduction, impound infringing articles, collect lost profits, court costs and attorney's fees and, in extreme cases, invoke criminal penalties.
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