Roger Martin Bradford v. State

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• holding that qualified immunity prevented suing the defendants in their individual capacities where it was not understood beyond debate that the defendant’s publication of the material violated the plaintiff’s rights under the Copyright Act
• “[W]e conclude that the [CRCA’s] wholesale abrogation of sovereign immunity for claims of copyright infringement is grossly disproportionate to the relevant injury under the Fourteenth Amendment . . . .”

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