United States v. Edward Sylvester Hamilton

How courts have described this case

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• ruling that “trivial elements of compilation and arrangement [] are not copyrightable since they fall below the threshold of originality.”
• “Trivial elements of compilation and arrangement, of course, are not copyrightable because they fall below the threshold of originality.”
• “Trivial elements of compilation and arrangement, of course, are not 12 copyrightable since they fall below the threshold of originality.”
• “Trivial elements of compilation and 12 arrangement, of course, are not copyrightable because they fall below the threshold of 13 originality.”
• “The early cases recognized that the elements of the 13 copyright (in a map) consist in the selection, arrangement, and presentation of the component 14 parts.”

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