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Social Studies, 30.10.2020 01:20 brooke0713

The following question refers to a hypothetical situation.
The 2010 Supreme Court case, Wagner v. Tritch, involves the illegal distribution of copyrighted material to
foreign consumers via the Internet, which is a new area of law. The 9-0, unanimous vote on the Court is set to
overturn the lower appellate court decision that Augustus Tritch was liable for millions of dollars to the
plaintiff, Frederick Von Wagner, for illegally distributing his book to overseas customers. Now that the court
has voted on the case, explain what must happen next? Describe the different types of opinions that could
come from the Court.

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