The question misunderstands the adjudication that took place concerning the Redskins' Intellectual Property. Intellectual Property is protected from infringing copies by the US Patent Office through registry with them However, a group that can claim that the image or property that is copyrighted is offensive to members of that group. In the case of the Redskins, several Native Americans brought suit to the adjudication board of the US Patent Office and demanded that the patent be rescinded since it is offensive to them. The Patent Office heard arguments from both the Native Americans and from the Redskins and determined that the Native Americans' arguments were correct. Therefore the protection granted by the Patent Office was rescinded.
The Redskins have not lost the ability to use the symbols or any other intellectual property associated with the rescinded patent, nor has the Patent Office "acquired it" from the Redskins. However, with the loss of the patent, there is no more legal grounds for the Redskins to claim that any copying of their signs or logos is an infringement of an existing patent.
Because intellectual property is property. It is created and owned by individuals and sometimes businesses. People who produce intellectual property have a right to profit from it within certain guidelines and limits. Taking intellectual property and using it for profit without permission is stealing.
basically, plagiarism. stealing someone else's ideas and/or words, and claiming them as your own.
Yes. Limewire downloaders are still getting busted for theft of intellectual property.
Stealing the Ideas of others and claiming them as your own.
Larceny is stealing someone elses property, so your answer is stealing firearms
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In TEXAS!! Are you kidding? You could get shot by the owner of the property.
call the police
Well stealing is stealing, and that wasn't your property so probably completely illegal.
There is nothing wrong with it, if it is freeware or otherwise legally available for people to copy. If it is under copyright, then you are stealing if you copy it without having purchased it.Software is intellectual property. It is property, but not 'real' property like an acre of land. Other examples of intellectual property are music, literature and (I believe) invention patents. Say that you write some brilliant music. You own the music and at first you have all rights to it. They might be so good that you want to SELL the songs, and make money from them. You have every right to do that, or at least try if the music is good enough. You produce good quality demo's and send them to an agent. Next thing you know, your demo's are ALL OVER the internet and are being freely copied by millions of people a day. "Great!" you say? Who is going to pay you for a recording of something that everyone can get for 'free'?When you illegally copy software, you are stealing from the people who have every right to profit from their intellectual creations.
criminal
yes