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    This article is about the role of assessments to identify gifted students. The NAGC believes there are certain things that are very important to identifying gifted and talented learners. They say their needs to be defensible measurement practices, and the test needs to be administered by people with the appropriate training. There has been a big push of assessments being different for those students who are under represented. The article says, “NAGC believes that assessments selected for use…

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    the future disputes of intellectual property rights. As we know, I assume most of us the intellectual product is protected by the Law and this type of agreements in this case CLA - Contribution License Agreement is part of the required steps University of Albany must take to protect the institution and my work (intellectual property) in the same time Why would you ever do that? Because I'm studying in University of…

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    The Blues of plagiarism All creative works such as books, music, and movies, are entitled to an intellectual property protection. The type of protection it qualifies for is based on the type of creative work developed. “Music, film, publishing, and software company industries live by copyright” (Vaidhyanathan 227). Copyright is a type of intellectual property protection for produced works. Music artists get their work copyrighted to protect their work under their name, to prevent their song,…

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    I believe that after this time, the greater public would be aware of who or what the origin of any given product that benefits from a copyright would be. This is the exact point of a copyright. It is to protect an intellectual idea so that the public forms an idea of what the company or individual stands for. From this, it forms a diving off point that which a party can develop and continue to craft new ideas from. Personally, I think of copyrights as a taste of future…

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    Setting Billy Dee was seen at the County Probation Department/Adult Services. Identifying Information Billy Dee is a 28-year-old Caucasian male. The reason for the referral Billy Dee was referred to the Country Probation Department to determine suitability for treatment and the development of a treatment plan to deal with identified problems discussed later on in this report. Behavioral Observations His speech was normal in terms of volume, rate and prosody. Throughout the assessment process,…

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    venture. And lastly the court may also find it appropriate to supplement the equitable relief with some form of injunctive relief. Question #5: What types of intellectual property protection are available to Jay and Emma for their business ideas/products? Identify each and explain how likely they are to protect those assets via intellectual property law. No need to use the IRAC method on this question, a list will be…

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    The idea/expression dichotomy theory is used to recognise copyright subsistence in the work in some cases. For example, in the United-Kingdom, the requirement of fixation involves that idea that is not reduced into writing or into some tangible form is not copyrightable. But this theory is also used to determine if a substantial infringement occurred, because a court must consider whether it is an idea of an expression of the idea that was taken in the infringing work. For Bently and Sherman,…

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    Whenever any new invention or technology, which has not been previously existed or published in any document which has not been used in the country or anywhere else in the world on any day before such innovation has been registered. When someone has invented some invention or technology and would like to get it in the public domain it is regarded as invention disclosure. When one person discloses his innovation he would require getting it patented in order to protect his innovation from…

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    individual or corporation. According to Richard A. Epstein, in his book titled, “The Creators Own Ideas”, he suggests that since we have private rights in land for a community we therefore should have rights to protect the intellectual products of others. Furthermore, the intellectual products which are created for entertainment, education, or professional uses should not be replicated in which multiple versions would devalue the original. When an an artist or creator, creates a specific…

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    Q.no.1 The term Intellectual property (IP) is known as licensed or protected of one’s creativity or innovation that are fit for being protected under country law or worldwide treaties. Intellectual property protects drawing, movies music and other different creative and artistic works. The term Copy right alludes to the official right given to the holder for the assurance of their unique works like model drawing, movies sounds or in an alternate word Copyright can be utilized to keep one…

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