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Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University

  • Designer Hayley Paige loses Instagram account after licensing the right to her name

    04/18/2021

    By: Madison Budinich Designers often lose the rights to their own names by selling their business, and the rights that go with that brand.[1] However, wedding gown designer Hayley Gutman, more…

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  • CryptoPunks, CryptoKitties, and Crypto Copy-Cats

    04/18/2021

    By: Lucas Minnick You are looking at CryptoPunk 7804, one of the finest pieces of digital art of the 21st century. What is it about this piece that draws the…

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  • Conservatorships and the #FreeBritney Movement

    04/07/2021

    By: Ileen Younan Britney Spears, a well-known pop star with an impressive list of accomplishments, cannot manage her own financial affairs.[1] Rather, she is not allowed to because of a legal…

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  • No More Pirated Manga?

    03/10/2021

    By: Eric Mormon The Japanese Parliament revised Japan’s copyright laws to address manga piracy, and the new laws went into effect on October 1, 2020 and January 1, 2021.[1] Anime and…

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  • Dope Raves! Marijuana Dispensaries at Music Festivals

    10/17/2020

    By: Savanna Wright Marijuana has been headlining news stories for decades. Recently, cannabis legalization has been spreading across the country, making marijuana more mainstream now than ever.[1] However, there are…

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  • Kanye West’s Birthday Party: Spoiled?

    10/12/2020

    By: Alexandra Glover Upon tweeting his plans to run for president on July 4th, the bizarre journey of Kanye’s campaign as the presidential nominee for “The Birthday Party” triggered many…

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  • Copyright and Zoom: To Prosecute or Dismiss?

    09/28/2020

    By: Anthony Julian Distanced education and separated social communication during the COVID-19 pandemic came with endless challenges. In addition to the devasting numbers of lives and jobs lost, serious concerns…

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  • Chicago’s “Netflix Tax”– Spreading Due to COVID-19

    09/27/2020

    By: Robert Niska COVID-19 has fundamentally altered the way we all live. Americans are spending more time at home, working remotely, buying a life-time supply of toilet paper, and binge-watching…

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  • Caught in a Web of Intellectual Property Rights: Interpreting Spider-Man’s Exclusivity

    09/13/2020

    By: Kristen Morrill The video game company Crystal Dynamics recently released the greatly anticipated Marvel Avengers video game on September 4th, 2020. The game is currently available on Xbox One, PS4,…

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  • Call for Papers

    08/24/2020

    The Arizona State Sports and Entertainment Law Journal has issued a Call for Papers. Please read the attached document for more information or email our Submissions Chair, Brandon Wurl, at…

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