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· 6/22/1970

Agnew v. Nebraska

Citations

  • 399 U.S. 912

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  • finding violations of federal copyright and communications laws to be sufficient to trigger jurisdiction under Fla.Stat. ch. 48.193(1)(b)
  • affirming grant of plaintiff's motion for summary judgment for violations of section 605 where undisputed facts were established concerning defendants' open promotion and sale of pirate chips, which enabled display of programming intended for paying subscribers only
  • the cumulative receipt of broadcasts which stimulated sales and profits for defendants constituted substantial activity in Florida

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