Euna McGruder v. Metro. Gov't of Nashville

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that “the fourth . . . factor weigh[ed] in favor of” fair use where the evidence suggested there was no “significant[] harm” to the market
• fair use has “constitutional significance as a guarantor to access and use for First Amendment purposes”
• “It is hard to imagine” how a parody that attempts to “strip the romanticism” of slavery in Gone with the Wind can be made “without depending heavily upon copyrighted elements of that book.”
• “[T]he public interest is always served in promoting First Amendment values.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).