John Roberts Questions Copyright Simple Measures Test in Cox v. Sony
Forbes Breaking NewsDecember 7, 20251 min428 views
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- 🎯 Justice John Roberts questioned an attorney regarding the "simple measures test" in copyright infringement cases.
- 💡 The attorney stated that their company easily meets the simple measures test and that plaintiffs have not argued they could not meet it.
Attorney's Argument Against the Test
- ⚖️ The core objection to the simple measures test is that it does not comply with established court precedent and common law principles dating back a century.
- ⚠️ The attorney clarified that the complaint is not about the practical impact or burden of the test on their company, but rather its legal validity.
- 🗣️ "So what's wrong with that?" was the central question posed by Roberts, highlighting the apparent contradiction of objecting to a test that the company easily satisfies.
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Copyright InfringementSimple Measures TestCox Communications v. Sony Music EntertainmentInternet Service Provider LiabilitySupreme CourtJohn RobertsNinth Circuit TestCommon Law
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